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World To Spend $60 Trillion Modernizing Obsolete Infrastructure By 2030

Averting Ruin There has been much talk of “crumbling infrastructure” in the United States, where politicians have earned a failing grade for their intransigence in dealing with the problem. The powers that be in the…

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Top Civil Engineering Projects of All Time

Achieving What Was Once Impossible Picking the top civil engineering projects of all time is tough, so we’ll look at three lists. The first list was created by Forbes and features the most over-budget large construction…

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India’s Bold, Visionary Smart City Initiative

Amsterdam claims to be the EU’s first smart city, having identified five themes that make a city smart: CO2 awareness, dwelling refurbishment, shared working spaces, sustainable transport and open data. But Amsterdam has just 800,000…

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Zaha Hadid to Design New Bee’ah HQ

A leading environmental and waste management company in the United Arab Emirates, Bee’ah, has commissioned Zaha Hadid Architects to build its new headquarters building in Sharjah. The splendid 7,000 sq m building will seek LEED…

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NASA to Send Humans to Venus

After years of neglect, there has been a renewed interest sending humans to Venus in order to learn more about the atmosphere of the planet. Venus is sometimes called Earth’s twin because both planets have almost…

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Adrenaline Junkie Builds Jet-Powered Bicycle

In a DIY project, a British plumber who already holds three Guinness World Record titles has built a jet-powered bicycle, which he has dubbed Norah. Colin Furze, 32, modified an old Rayleigh bike by adding a homemade…

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India to Build World’s Largest Solar Power Plant

The Indian solar power market is heating up with the government of India making a massive commitment to the solar industry. India plans to invest over $1 billion into renewable energy in the coming years,…

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NASA’s Orion: First Deep Space Capsule Since Apollo

Since NASA’s Apollo moon mission in 1972, astronauts have flown only a few hundred miles above Earth. On December 5th, NASA successfully launched the first test flight of its new Orion spacecraft. The flight, which NASA…

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New Chip Puts Sound, Light on Same Wavelength

When you hear thunder, you will find that it always occurs after a flash of lightning. This is because sound waves travel much slower (768 miles per hour) than light waves (670,000,000 miles per hour). Now, researchers from…

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‘Destiny’ Most Expensive Game Ever Made

Video games are a huge business. The worldwide market was worth over $80 billion last year, and it’s growing every passing day. People are willing to pay a hefty price for one-of-a-kind releases. Video game makers…

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Construction

World To Spend $60 Trillion Modernizing Obsolete Infrastructure By 2030

Top Civil Engineering Projects of All Time

India’s Bold, Visionary Smart City Initiative

Zaha Hadid to Design New Bee’ah HQ

NASA to Send Humans to Venus

Adrenaline Junkie Builds Jet-Powered Bicycle

India to Build World’s Largest Solar Power Plant

NASA’s Orion: First Deep Space Capsule Since Apollo

New Chip Puts Sound, Light on Same Wavelength

‘Destiny’ Most Expensive Game Ever Made

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