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Whirl ‘n’ Hurl: NASA to Test the Game-Changing Space Launch Technology

Rockets require a lot of energy to break free of Earth’s gravity to put satellites in orbit. They’re too expensive, and the fuel is heavy which means even more fuel is required to carry the…

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5 Ways to Improve Efficiency at Your Manufacturing Plant

Efficiency is essential for a business to run smoothly and be successful, but we can feel its true impact in the manufacturing industry where just a single misstep can lead to a halt in the…

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Effects of Industrial Waste Recycling on Your Business

Waste management has been a trending topic for decades as our ecosystem needs some cleansing from the poor activities of man. It covers every aspect of waste disposal, reuse, reduction, and recycling. There are several…

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Concrete Made With Old Tires Proved To Be Better Than Traditional Concrete

Used tires are a major global waste problem. Not only do they take up humongous space in landfills, but they also contain metals and chemicals that seep into the environment as they degrade. As per…

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GE Led Consortium Rolls out 203 ft Wind Turbine Blade – World’s Largest and First Fully-Recyclable

Wind power capacity is growing worldwide every year. Though this infrastructure helps in reducing emissions, it creates a lot of waste once it reaches the end of the designed lifetime. What are wind turbines made…

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Intel Announces $33 Billion Investment for EU Semiconductor Manufacturing

Intel has announced an initial investment of €33 billion for building research and development centers and semiconductor manufacturing plants in Europe. This will be the first phase of a project that will cost a total…

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5 Challenges for Women in The Construction Industry

For many years, the construction industry has been dominated by men, however in recent years; more and more women are beginning to take up important roles in construction. As the world begins to see a…

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Hitachi Will Connect NOAKA Offshore Farm To Grid Power Via a 250km Line

Hitachi Energy was selected as the technology partner that will assemble the 250 kilometers-long (155 miles) power connection from the Norwegian mainland to NOAKA, an offshore project that is to be located in the North…

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Designing Your Building’s Security Plan for 2022

Ensuring that your building is both secure and safe is essential for its chances of long-term success. Security is often most heavily considered when a building is first being planned. Still, it’s important to revisit…

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Building Bridges with Recycled Wind Turbine Blades

Worldwide industries are shifting to renewable energy sources to generate power. Although these alternatives have proven to be of help in reducing emissions, it is also causing an increase in equipment waste. With rapid worldwide…

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Construction

Whirl ‘n’ Hurl: NASA to Test the Game-Changing Space Launch Technology

5 Ways to Improve Efficiency at Your Manufacturing Plant

Effects of Industrial Waste Recycling on Your Business

Concrete Made With Old Tires Proved To Be Better Than Traditional Concrete

GE Led Consortium Rolls out 203 ft Wind Turbine Blade – World’s Largest and First Fully-Recyclable

Intel Announces $33 Billion Investment for EU Semiconductor Manufacturing

5 Challenges for Women in The Construction Industry

Hitachi Will Connect NOAKA Offshore Farm To Grid Power Via a 250km Line

Designing Your Building’s Security Plan for 2022

Building Bridges with Recycled Wind Turbine Blades

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