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Plankton Eats Plastic...
Plastics that are in the seas have heavy impact on the environment and marine ecosystems, as they go into the food chain of species, according to scientists, since Zooplankton consumes plastics! Pl...
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Eruption of Volcano in Indonesia
The Indonesian authorities today closed five airports, due to the eruption of the Mount Sinabung in Indonesia, with thousands of tourists stranded on the island. The Indonesian authorities today clos...
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Metsa Wood and the Plan B
Metsa Wood, a Finnish quality wood products producer, has developed a "Plan B" campaign, which aims to highlight the fact that wood should always be considered as a serious option in everything from d...
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Video: French Speleologists Visit Grotte Des Escargots
Members of the Speleological Group from Tarbes, explore Grotte des Escargots (snails Cave) in the Hautes Pyrénées region of France. Members of the Speleological Group from Tarbes, exp...
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The July Newsletter Issue of TheCivilEngineer has been released !
TheCivilEngineer.org is pleased to announce the July issue of our monthly Newsletter ! In July's issue you will find the latest most interesting industry news of interest to Civil Engineers, direct...
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These Are The Most Impressive And Innovative Buildings Created This Year
The winners of the 7th World Architecture Festival are diverse and impressive. On the occasion of this great contest, which took place in Singapore, we can have a look at each of the buildings that ha...
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Door to Hell in Turkmenistan
This so-called Derweze or "door to hell" is a giant crater in the desert Karakum, Turkmenistan, which was created by geologists studying the site 40 years ago... This so-called Derweze or "door to he...
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Tour Triangle: The Bone of Contention
It is a fact that Parisians loathe every modern construction that threatens the architectural harmony, and many of them reject any building exceeding a height of 37 meters in the city. It is a fact t...
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The Largest Ice Shelf In Antarctica Melting
Scientists warn that the global warming may cause the detachment of the largest ice shelf in Antarctica, which would bring catastrophic consequences. Scientists warn that the global warming may cau...
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Helium Leakage from Fault in LA Raises Fears of a Major Earthquake
In a huge rift in the Earth's crust near Los Angeles, it is observed helium leak, and researchers believe that this finding sheds new light on the Newport-Inglewood fault in the basin of Los Angeles....
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