When discussing pollutants in public policy, acid whey is rarely mentioned compared to more well-known compounds that are harmful to the environment. Nevertheless, this common byproduct of milk production is considered by experts in the field to be one of the most toxic wastewaters and is particularly difficult to dispose of. Consider the scale: the… Continue reading how milk byproducts become clean water and fertilizer
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Australia's first city in 100 years faces a “significant” challenge as the new Sydney Airport reaches a major milestone
Bradfield City is billed as Australia's first entirely new city in more than 100 years – an “ultra-high-tech” city center that promises jobs, innovation and sustainable design in Sydney's far west. It is adjacent to the new Western Sydney International Airport, which welcomed its first-ever flight just before 9am on Tuesday, marking a major milestone… Continue reading Australia's first city in 100 years faces a “significant” challenge as the new Sydney Airport reaches a major milestone
Port Royal Home frames Old Harbor Cove with contemporary design
When architect Jon Kukk first walked onto this Port Royal property in 2020, he noticed the sloping back edge that tapers away from the street—a geometry that can easily flatten a view. But the head of Kukk Architecture saw an opportunity: Long, horizontal lines and pronounced angular zones would create a rhythm and draw the… Continue reading Port Royal Home frames Old Harbor Cove with contemporary design
New Fence Factory Website Highlights Customer-Centric Offerings, From Instant Quotes to Fire-Resistant Fences | National
– With the launch of its newly improved website, the California fencing and gate company aims to provide better service to everyone from do-it-yourselfers to contractors – OXNARD, Calif., Oct. 27, 2025 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — For more than five decades, Fence Factory has been providing fencing materials and installation services throughout California. Despite its long… Continue reading New Fence Factory Website Highlights Customer-Centric Offerings, From Instant Quotes to Fire-Resistant Fences | National
Body of apparently drowned man found in Island Park – The Morning Sun
Police in Mt Pleasant are investigating a possible drowning case after a man's body was recovered in Island Park on Sunday morning. Police said emergency crews were called to the Island Park area at 8:22 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 26. Police described the death as a “drowning incident.” “Upon arrival, officers located a 47-year-old Mt… Continue reading Body of apparently drowned man found in Island Park – The Morning Sun
A rare sighting: a giant python snakes its way through the barren Australian landscape
A wildlife ecologist in South Australia's Gawler Ranges National Park recently documented a rare encounter with a giant carpet python gliding across the open landscape. The sighting of Tali Moyle was announced by National Parks and Wildlife SA on Instagram with a photo and video and assurances that no harm was caused to the reptile:… Continue reading A rare sighting: a giant python snakes its way through the barren Australian landscape
SuperyachtNews.com – Technology – Deck into the future! – Part II
The second part of our teak industry report shows how environmentally conscious thinking about alternative decking materials can lead to sustainable innovation… Teak still rules the waves, but his rule is facing open rebellion. The valuable wood has been synonymous with yachting for decades, but its procurement and use have become serious… Continue reading SuperyachtNews.com – Technology – Deck into the future! – Part II
I expect these stunning door arches from Aldi to sell quickly
Is it too early to think about Christmas? Aldi isn't convinced, with a new range of stunning holiday decorations set to hit the aisle soon. But what we are looking forward to is the new Aldi XL Door Bow. With similar designs already selling out at other retailers, I expect this to be a huge… Continue reading I expect these stunning door arches from Aldi to sell quickly
BNRG Leeson plans 440 MWdc solar-plus-storage site in Victoria
BNRG Leeson, a joint venture between Dublin-based BNRG Renewables and Melbourne-based Leeson Group, is developing the Corop Solar Farm. The system will use around 1.19 million solar modules on single-axis tracking systems with maximum tilt heights of 4.35 meters. The rows of panels maintain a spacing of 6 meters across the development footprint, which extends… Continue reading BNRG Leeson plans 440 MWdc solar-plus-storage site in Victoria
Officials launch first-of-its-kind machine that could revolutionize agriculture: 'Practical application'
Japan has unveiled its hydrogen-powered, self-propelled tractor. The machine developed by Kubota is said to be the first of its kind to revolutionize agriculture. The tractor promises to address labor shortages and adhere to sustainable agricultural practices. Interesting Engineering introduced the tractor at the 2025 World Expo in Osaka. Kubota recognizes that the agricultural sector… Continue reading Officials launch first-of-its-kind machine that could revolutionize agriculture: 'Practical application'