News
News
The Collapse of Silver Bridge
The Silver Bridge was an eyebar suspension bridge which was built in 1928 and took its name for the color of aluminum paint. The bridge linked Point Pleasant (West Virginia) to Gallipoli (Ohio) and pa...
Read More
Historical Building Of Kodak Demolished
The building 53 at the Industrial Park of New York collapsed, putting an end to an entire era of analogue photography that gave way to the digital era. The building 53 at the Industrial Park of New Y...
Read More
Amazing Underwater Lakes Beneath Santorini
Beneath the towering cliffs of the caldera between Oia and Imerovigli, there is an unexpected phenomenon. There are carbon pools that shimmer with colors of opal within cavities of the seabed. Beneat...
Read More
The Egg-shaped House Is Energy Independent and Can Be located Everywhere
The project «Ecocapsule» offers an alternative perception of residence and can offer all the comforts of a house on the planet's inhospitable areas. The project «Ecocapsule»...
Read More
Australia Is Forced To Reduce By 30% The Emissions Of Carbon Dioxide
Australia is required to reduce by 30% the emissions of carbon dioxide by 2025. The decision was made in the context of the World Conference on climate change, which took place in Paris with the parti...
Read More
Video: Mysterious Huge Hole In Siberia Turned Into Lake
Huge hole full of water appeared a few days ago in the Siberian region, which has caused much surprise to scientists because of its size. Huge hole full of water appeared a few days ago in the Siberi...
Read More
Amazon to Build 670,000-Megawatt Wind Farm
Amazon Web Services has announced that it will contract the construction of a 208-megawatt wind farm in North Carolina. Beginning in December of 2016 the new Amazon Wind Farm US East is supposed to st...
Read More
The July Issue of the Geoengineer.org Newsletter is out !
Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the July Issue#125 of its monthly Newsletter! Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the July Issue#125 of its monthly Newsletter! Read more
Read More
The Cascadia Fault Line Rings Alarm Bells
More than 250,000 people in California, who live in coastal zones, are in danger due to flooding by a potential tsunami, according to research of the American Center of Geophysics (USGS). More than 2...
Read More
The Enduring Influence of Volcanic Eruptions on Climate & Human History
The consequences of 300 volcanic eruptions from the depths of antiquity were analyzed by 24 researchers from 6 countries, resulting in useful conclusions. Volcanoes have a decisive role in changing...
Read More