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Saudi Arabia To Build A New 105-Mile-Long Linear Zero Emissions City

Saudi Arabia has announced to build an Eco-city, dubbed ‘The Line’. This is a major step towards the development of a futuristic NEOM business zone. “The Line”, would extend over 170 km (105 miles) and…

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Earthships: A Blast to the Future of Sustainable Living

2020 has brought not only COVID-19, political and societal upheavals, but also the stark realization by millions of consumers that they simply consume and product (waste) too much. The personal-sustainability movement has been drawing more…

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Natural History Museum Will Flow Like A River In Shenzhen

Following an international architecture competition, a trio of firms including 3XN, B+H, and Zhubo Design has been selected. These firms were selected to co-design the Natural History Museum in Shenzhen, China. The competition attracted more…

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Watch: 85-Year-Old School Building ‘Walks’ To A New Location Using Robotic Legs

The process of moving buildings is very complicated. Typically it involves the use of slide rails or flatbeds. But this procedure does not work for oddly shaped buildings. A similar issue aroused when a historical…

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Why You Should Pay Attention to Cooling Tower Cleaning

There’s a misconception that cooling towers require little to no maintenance at all, and the truth is that they can go for extended periods of time without getting any attention from field technicians. However, cleaning…

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Montreal Using 70,000recycled Wine Bottles To Build Bridges

Darwin Bridge on Nuns’ Island will be made out of recycled glass bottles. The Bridge may look like any other, but it is a world-first to use recycled glass as construction materials. The environmentally friendly…

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This Is the Best Way to Cool Photovoltaic Modules Effectively

There are many ways to cool down photovoltaic (PV) panels that are “frying” under the Sunlight, so finding out which one is the best is key. An international team of scientists from Russian, Malaysian, and…

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Signs that your RO Membrane Needs Replacement

RO (Reverse Osmosis) membranes are tricky parts because they are working away from sight and won’t make noise when they start to wear beyond their nominal operational points. This is why many technicians opt to…

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Atal Tunnel: World’s Longest High-Altitude Tunnel

Atal Tunnel (also known as Rohtang Tunnel) is the world’s longest highway tunnel above 10,000 feet. This horseshoe-shaped single-tube; the double-lane tunnel is built under the Rohtang Pass in the eastern Pir Panjal Range of…

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Why You Should Consider Concrete Floors for Your Home

Concrete may not be the first material that comes to mind when you are considering laying new floors in the home. It’s viewed as cold and soulless, and as a largely industrial material. There are…

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Architecture

Saudi Arabia To Build A New 105-Mile-Long Linear Zero Emissions City

Earthships: A Blast to the Future of Sustainable Living

Natural History Museum Will Flow Like A River In Shenzhen

Watch: 85-Year-Old School Building ‘Walks’ To A New Location Using Robotic Legs

Why You Should Pay Attention to Cooling Tower Cleaning

Montreal Using 70,000recycled Wine Bottles To Build Bridges

This Is the Best Way to Cool Photovoltaic Modules Effectively

Signs that your RO Membrane Needs Replacement

Atal Tunnel: World’s Longest High-Altitude Tunnel

Why You Should Consider Concrete Floors for Your Home

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