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UK pilots Europe’s first bioenergy carbon capture storage (BECCS) project
If successful, it could make the renewable electricity produced at biomass power stations carbon negative If successful, it could make the renewable electricity produced at biomass power stations c...
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What is the limit of geoengineering in climate change?
A conversation about the boundaries that need to be established in the experiments of geoengineering has began by experts. A conversation about the boundaries that need to be established in the exper...
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Melbourne's TBMs almost ready to advance
The biggest tunnel boring machines (TBMs) in the southern hemisphere are on track to arrive in Melbourne on time in early 2019 to build the West Gate Tunnel and Metro Tunnel. The...
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Ionity, the European fast-charging network, will further support electric vehicles
Its plan is to construct 400 high-power charging (HPC) stations by 2020 Its plan is to construct 400 high-power charging (HPC) stations by 2020 The electric car charging industry is growing really...
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The ‘ice stupas’ could solve the water crisis in the high desert of the Himalayas
Artificial glaciers are used to store the flowing winter water -that otherwise is wasted down the streams throughout the winter- by freezing it Artificial glaciers are used to store the flowing win...
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A $500 billion mega-city, solely powered by renewable energy, to be built in Saudi Arabia
The ambitious project, called Neom, will be located in entirely new land and will be designed and constructed from scratch The ambitious project, called Neom, will be located in entirely new land a...
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An aqueduct dating back to 125 A.D., located under the city of Athens, is being explored
Researchers started the underground mapping of a 25km water supply network. Nowadays, it still seems to carry water under Attica, almost 1,900 years after its construction Researchers started the und...
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Elizabeth line: The new crossrail of London
The new crossrail, named after Queen Elizabeth, which features a marathon of brand new tunnels beneath the streets of London will open by the end of 2018. The new crossrail, named after Queen Elizabe...
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Tunnel becomes safe with the usage of Polystyrene blocks
An old and non-operational railway tunnel that lies underneath the approach roads north of the Forth Road Bridge has been made safe by stuffing it with expanded polystyrene blocks. An old and no...
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Citizen scientists at NASA’s service, for the creation of the largest landslide database
The aim is to get a better understanding of landslides with every report made The aim is to get a better understanding of landslides with every report made Read more
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