Researchers in Copenhagen are actively monitoring bat activity and traffic conditions along a road to evaluate how red-spectrum LEDs from street lights affect local wildlife
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Two Amazon Web Services Middle East availability zones down after data centre fires
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Cash-issuing terminals
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Texans love Big Bend for its wildness. Donald Trump wants to put a wall through it.
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Ancient stepwells brought back to life as India begins to run out of water
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Why are American passenger trains slow?
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The United States needs fewer bus stops
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Orbital space race heats up in Arctic north – Europe lags far behind the US and China in orbital space launches, but new facilities are opening up
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US imports more from Taiwan than China for first time in decades
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US data centers are getting off-grid power plants
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Stockholm's metro stations really do look this cool in person – let me show you what I saw while visiting the city
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The tiny details in Red Dead Redemption 2 you weren't meant to notice
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Finnish nuclear development group Steady Energy has begun building a pilot plant in Helsinki that aims to pave the way for Europe's first small nuclear heat reactor
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Europe's most powerful rocket launches for first time, carrying thirty-two Amazon internet satellites to orbit
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Finland opens Europe's first lithium mine – will create about 350 jobs and offers Europe's only production chain of its kind, reducing reliance on Chinese imports
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New Bay Area Rapid Transit fare gates generate $10 million annually
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The Boring Company faces Nashville tunnel criticism
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SpaceX is acquiring xAI
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US judge allows last of five offshore wind projects halted by Donald Trump to proceed
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Finland is leading the race to decarbonise industrial heat emissions, using sand to produce fossil-free steam
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How Norway accomplished a near-total electric vehicle transition – almost 100 percent of new cars registered in November were electric
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Greensand Future plan to pump thousands of tonnes of climate-warming CO2 into an old oil field 250km from Denmark's west coast
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Why there's no European Google?
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Finland is the undisputed world leader when it comes to icebreakers – Finnish companies have designed 80% of all those currently in operation, and 60% were built at shipyards there
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Why America needs fewer bus stops
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The hidden engineering of runways
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South Carolina's freeway for bikes
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How Copenhagen built the metro of the future | Københavns Metro
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North America's elevator problem
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Europe loves night trains - so why are many routes disappearing across the continent?
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Scandinavian clubs once seemed an unstoppable force in the women's game – but a huge gap between the Nordic leagues and Europe's elite has emerged in the past twenty years
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Waymo: lessons from the PG&E outage in San Francisco
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The hydrant directory
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Report shows bike lane initiative positively impacting traffic in Boston
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Toll roads are spreading in America
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How Octan became a monopoly in Lego
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Startups aim to integrate radio cables with GPUs
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A history of PG&E and how we got here
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Vattenfall has applied for state financing to build new nuclear reactors – first company to do so under scheme Swedish government hopes will lead to renaissance in nuclear power
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Do we really need all these long-duration energy storage (LDES) technologies to hit the net-zero target?
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The EU Grids Package: A blueprint for Europe’s future energy infrastructure
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2025 update on LA Metro projects
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How New York keeps its unfiltered water safe: spending millions on land
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How “grid-forming inverters” are paving the way for 100% renewable energy
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How sewage can be used to heat and cool buildings
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Norway's national oil company facing £53m penalty for oil spills and gas leaks – Equinor accused of extensive and long-term pollution caused by years of inadequate maintenance
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The science and strategy behind Wyoming’s snow fences
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In a city of 58,000, there are almost 1,000 people studying or making a living from video games. How can Skövde in Sweden punch so far above its weight?
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The latrine disaster in Erfurt
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Virginia's Long Bridge Project will improve rail capacity around Washington DC
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