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With 9.2 million tons of glass missing American recycling bins each year, a Chicago bar program closed the loop in about two weeks
A glass bottle leaves a kitchen counter and goes into the recycling bin. The bin implies the material starts over somewhere else. Usually it does not. Only about one third of the glass used in the United States is recovered for recycling. The rest goes so
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A 672 metric ton wooden church in Kiruna rolled three miles on two transporter trains held within 3 inches of level, and its bell tower followed six days later
The route through Kiruna had been widened and compacted for months before anything moved. Test runs first. Counterweights standing in for the real load. Soft ground found and firmed. And then, on the morning of August 19th, a wooden church more than a cen
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Cape Hatteras lighthouse had only 120 feet of sand left between its base and the ocean, so crews rolled the 4,830-ton brick tower 2,900 feet on rails lubricated with bar soap
The ocean had been patient for more than a century. When the Cape Hatteras lighthouse was completed, the Atlantic was a comfortable 1,500 feet away. After a century of tides washing over the island, moving sand from oceanside to soundside, just 120 feet s
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California reasigna recursos y coordina acciones preventivas con las comunidades locales ante la llegada de El Niño
El gobernador Gavin Newsom anunció este lunes 21 de septiembre el estado de emergencia en California ante la llegada de El Niño, el cual traería un invierno histórico. Esta estrategia permitirá una reasignación de recursos en todo el estado para una mejor
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Twenty four volunteers lay tilted head down for 60 days in a German research ward, and daily centrifuge spins left their hearts and aerobic fitness unprotected while sparing some leg strength
The bed was tilted six degrees, head lower than the feet, and it stayed that way. The room was inside a sealed research facility in Cologne, Germany, built to simulate what a long space mission does to a human body. Volunteers agreed not to sit up, not to
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Los 3 datos de California que demuestran la compatibilidad entre el progreso económico y el progreso climático
California publicó en la antesala de la Semana del Clima de Nueva York un informe donde confirma los grandes logros de su agenda climática. De acuerdo con la información difundida por el gobernador Gavin Newsom, el Estado Dorado logró reducir la contamina
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EE. UU. busca reaprovechar minerales críticos de sitios de descontaminación para fortalecer la industria nacional
La industria de la manufactura podría fortalecer su suministro de minerales críticos mediante un plan de reaprovechamiento que evalúa EE. UU. La iniciativa busca conocer las opiniones del sector manufacturero con relación a la posibilidad de transferencia
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Deep in Antarctic winter a long-silent volcano glowing with a rare lava lake revealed its "heartbeat" to a passing satellite before clouds swept back in and erased the only clear view scientists had seen in years, exposing a fiery secret buried beneath ice and ocean at the edge of the world
Deep in Antarctic winter, a long-silent volcano revealed its "heartbeat" to a passing satellite Late Antarctic winter locks the South Sandwich Islands in frozen darkness - sea ice, months without sun, a world that appears utterly still. On August 24, 2026
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Grenache vines at a 3,660 square foot pilot in southern France ripened a week later under tilting panels, and a tasting panel found the shaded wines consistently fruitier than the open rows beside them
The panels above these vines were never only about electricity. They were hung there to find out whether shade could rescue a grape from the heat. Season after season, tasters working through glass after glass on an expert sensory panel landed on the same
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A contaminated ham omelette loaded in Anchorage sickened 196 passengers on a transatlantic jumbo jet, and the two pilots who skipped it kept the cockpit healthy so the airliner landed safely
The breakfast tray looked the same in seat after seat. Ham and omelette, prepared in an airline catering kitchen in Anchorage and loaded during the stopover. Up front, the captain and first officer passed on it and asked for steak. Their body clocks said
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