World’s Largest Hydrogen Closed-Loop Power System Under Construction in China Construction has begun on a 30MW 100%-hydrogen turbine in Ordos, northern China. The turbine is set to be a groundbreaking addition to the world’s energy landscape, marking a significant shift towards sustainable power generation. As the global community continues to seek ways to reduce carbon […]
Antarctic glacier melt reveals body of British researcher lost in 1959
Antarctic Glacier Melt Reveals Body of British Researcher Lost in 1959 Sixty-six years after a fatal accident, a British man’s remains have been found due to the alarming rate at which glaciers in Antarctica are melting. The discovery sheds light on a tragic event from 1959 and highlights the drastic effects of climate change on […]
How microclimate engineering can combat urban heat island effects
Microclimate Engineering: The Innovative Solution to Urban Heat Island Effects Ellie Gabel’s exploration of microclimate engineering shines a light on the power of sustainable design, green spaces, and smart technology in combating the detrimental effects of urban heat islands. With cities becoming increasingly warmer due to human activities and climate change, the need for innovative […]
Greenland’s melting ice is causing a surge in ocean life, NASA study finds
Greenland’s Melting Ice: A Surging Boost for Ocean Life, Revealed by NASA Study A new NASA-backed study has found an unexpected effect of Greenland’s melting ice: the runoff from the melting ice sheet is causing a surge in ocean life. While the implications of climate change on the planet are often viewed through a negative […]
University of Exeter study highlights importance of Marine Protected Areas
University of Exeter Study Reveals: Marine Protected Areas Vital for Ocean Animal Conservation Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) have emerged as crucial sanctuaries for large ocean animals, safeguarding them throughout significant stages of their lifecycle. A recent study conducted by the University of Exeter underscores the pivotal role of MPAs in the conservation of marine biodiversity. […]
An engineer’s guide to the future of flood defense
An Engineer’s Blueprint: Designing the Future of Flood Defense In the realm of urban planning and infrastructure development, the looming threat of climate change has significantly altered the landscape of how engineers approach the design and implementation of flood defense systems. With the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, such as storm surges […]
New climate record found in fossil teeth shows Earth was hotter, greener in dinosaur age
New Climate Record Found in Fossil Teeth Reveals Earth’s Hotter, Greener Past Dinosaur teeth are no longer just relics of prehistory. Scientists have discovered they hold an invaluable record of Earth’s ancient climate, painting a vivid picture of a world that was significantly hotter and lusher during the age of dinosaurs. Recent research has unearthed […]
World’s most powerful battery powers up, aims to serve 1 million homes for an hour
Australia’s Waratah Super Battery: Revolutionizing Energy Storage Australia’s Waratah Super Battery, operated by BlackRock’s Akaysha Energy, has officially begun operations. Once fully operational, this cutting-edge energy storage facility is set to revolutionize the renewable energy landscape by powering up to one million homes for an hour. This colossal project marks a significant milestone in the […]
Rolls-Royce teams up for advanced modular nuclear reactors to power 3 million homes
Rolls-Royce SMR Partners with Škoda JS to Bring Advanced Modular Nuclear Reactors to Millions of Homes Rolls-Royce SMR, a leading name in the world of engineering and technology, has once again showcased its commitment to innovation by signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Czech firm Škoda JS. This partnership marks a significant step […]
Longest lightning flash: 50x length of average bolt sets world record, travels 515 miles
A megaflash lightning has set the record for being the longest lightning ever recorded in history, stretching an astonishing 440 miles (709 kilometers) across the sky over Brazil. This mind-boggling feat dwarfs the average lightning bolt, which typically spans a mere 8 miles (13 kilometers), making this megaflash a staggering 50 times longer than its […]