Historic Colorado Railway Makes Strides to Protect Environment

Historic Colorado Railway Makes Strides to Protect Environment

Since first opening in 1882, Colorado’s Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad has been a staple for the Centennial State. While the railway is famous for not only its history but its status as a tourist attraction as well, it should also be noted and appreciated that strides are being made to make the landmark …

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DCW Insights: Experts Discuss Data Center Sustainability, AI, Market Trends

DCW Insights: Experts Discuss Data Center Sustainability, AI, Market Trends

At this year’s Data Center World in Washington, DC, a wide array of critical issues took center stage, from high-performance, cost-effective data center cooling to key sustainability challenges. On the Data Center Knowledge news desk, analysts and experts examined hardware limitations, emerging opportunities, and major trends. A significant focus was on AI’s dual role: driving …

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Climate Change Progress: Where Does Technology Fit In?

Climate Change Progress: Where Does Technology Fit In?

ClimateTech is an important piece of the puzzle in addressing climate change, but it’s not a magic wand. What should we prioritize in climate technologies? Here are some facts. The four hottest days in recorded global history occurred during the week of July 21-28, 2024, following 13 consecutive months of new heat records. Since July …

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Wildlife Commission seeks input | Bladen Journal

Wildlife Commission seeks input | Bladen Journal

The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) at its July business meeting adopted emergency and temporary rulemaking at White Lake in Bladen County that will require motorboats to travel perpendicular to the shore and at no wake speed within the restricted area at White Lake. See proposed rule text for 15A NCAC 10F .0304. NCWRC …

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Eco-Friendly 3D Concrete Printing Enhanced by Cellulose Nanofibrils

Eco-Friendly 3D Concrete Printing Enhanced by Cellulose Nanofibrils

A research team from the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science is pioneering the use of cellulose nanofibrils (CNF) to improve 3D-printed concrete. This plant-based material offers significant potential for enhancing the printability and mechanical properties of concrete used in construction. “The improvements we saw on both printability and mechanical measures suggest …

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Ecostani | Are politicians listening? Wayanad, Himachal disasters are nature’s warnings

Ecostani | Are politicians listening? Wayanad, Himachal disasters are nature's warnings

A worrying pattern of an increasing number of localised but extreme rainfall events has emerged across India this monsoon season. One obvious reason is human-induced climate change, triggered by increasing emissions. Another, not so obvious, reason is poor localised governance coupled with a lack of adaptive strategy on the ground with electoral politics trumping the …

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San Mateo residents fed up with rail crossing noise pollution

San Mateo residents fed up with rail crossing noise pollution

Residents in one San Mateo neighborhood are sick and tired of hearing train horns at the crossing on Bellevue Avenue.   For Peter Martin, a longtime San Mateo resident, train noise is more than a nuisance. It’s a quality of life issue – and he’s ready for a solution. “On a scale of 1-10, with 1 …

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R.I. startup is developing eco-friendly building materials from corncobs and cannabis waste – The Boston Globe

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Unlike traditional materials that harm both people and the planet, our materials significantly improve sustainability and ensure material health. EcoForge’s bio-based building products help construction projects secure permits, reduce carbon emissions by up to 40 percent, and save on future energy costs, estimated at more than 15 percent on heating and cooling. Q. How does …

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US-Australia talks focus on China’s ‘coercive behavior,’ climate change

US-Australia talks focus on China's 'coercive behavior,' climate change

The United States and Australia kicked off high-level talks Tuesday that will focus on China’s “coercive behavior,” as well as the AUKUS nuclear submarine project, mounting tensions in the Middle East and climate change, officials said. The annual Australia-U.S. AUSMIN talks, taking place in Annapolis, Maryland, include the top defense and diplomatic officials from both …

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The COVID property hotspot close to stunning nature that’s now cooling rapidly as its housing market is flooded with high-end listings

Sales in the Colorado city dropped 5.2 percent in June and are down 4.7 percent across the year

The housing market in Denver has cooled rapidly with prospective buyers shunning larger properties despite an increase in inventory, according to a report. Sales in the Colorado city, which saw a huge influx of new residents during COVID, dropped 5.2 percent in June and are down 4.7 percent across the year. While new listings have …

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