Boston first in the USA to plant green roofs at bus stops

What if something that is so common and universal as a bus stop could give a urban environment? Green bus stops have been popular for the first time in the Netherlands and now appeared across Europe. Last August, Boston, Massachusetts, installed its first 30 green bus stops along Route 28, a corridor with some of… Continue reading Boston first in the USA to plant green roofs at bus stops

Where color is rare, light is all: a solar trip in Pingelap

In the western Pacific Ocean there is the federated states of micronesia (FSM), a Pacific nation that consists of 607 islands that spread to four states: Yap, Chuuk, Pohnpei and Kosrae. Among them is the remote atoll of the Pingelap Atoll, part of the state of Pohnpei, where something extraordinary is literally and metaphorically roots.… Continue reading Where color is rare, light is all: a solar trip in Pingelap

Larger than a system at every desk: How sustainable offices increase the business value

The sustainability of the companies was like a set for years, a system at every desk, a certificate on the wall and a neatly hidden department in the annual report. The office itself was treated as a cost center, an advertising booking in a table that was basically separated from a real ESG strategy. This… Continue reading Larger than a system at every desk: How sustainable offices increase the business value

78,000 miles solar structure triggers magnetic shield effect after a journey of 435,000 miles

IN SHORT 🌞 A reverse “s” structure that is ten times the size of the earth, appeared on the Sun. 🌍 The solar event was preceded Coronal mass This reached the earth and caused a geomagnetic storm. 🛰️ The resulting Geomagnetic storm Was mild and caused minor disorders of the earth's magnetic sign. 🔭 This… Continue reading 78,000 miles solar structure triggers magnetic shield effect after a journey of 435,000 miles

The roofs become green: a cool solution for Dhaka's heat |

Fast urbanization is increasingly not tolerated. Towels, high -rise buildings, concrete walls and growing vehicle use increase the urban heat islands, whereby the city temperatures increase significantly compared to rural areas. The dependence on air conditioning systems worsens the problem, while climate change is further under pressure. Recydration experts said that roof gardens… Continue reading The roofs become green: a cool solution for Dhaka's heat |

Considerations for Advanced Green Facade Design Webinar from Tournesol

Tournesol alone organizes a CEU locations: considerations for the webinar Advanced Green Facade Design via AEC Daily on September 17th. Transform ordinary vertical rooms into exceptional living canvases and contribute to energy efficiency. Find out how to design successful green facades, including system selection, maintenance and customer/owner training. Green facades of the design community offer… Continue reading Considerations for Advanced Green Facade Design Webinar from Tournesol

US warnings in front of hidden radio devices in a solar-powered motorway infrastructure

US officials have warned that a solar-powered motorway infrastructure could be suspended. The consultants, published on August 20 by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), asked the agencies to scan chargers, weather stations on the roadside and traffic cameras for Rogue radios or other components that are embedded in inverter and batteries. The safety note, as… Continue reading US warnings in front of hidden radio devices in a solar-powered motorway infrastructure

Can India become a smart city hub in the world? Here is what it will take

By Avishka Jain What is the first thought that comes to mind when we hear the term “intelligent city”? Perhaps shiny skyscrapers, with solar collectors, cars that drive themselves, or drones that deliver their food? It probably sounds like science fiction, but no more! But what does an “intelligent city” actually promise: a city in… Continue reading Can India become a smart city hub in the world? Here is what it will take

Team snaps picture of Baby Planet that grows outside of our solar system

Share this Article You can share this article under the international license of Attribution 4.0. For the first time, a team of astronomers has discovered a growing planet outside of our solar system, which is embedded in a deleted gap of a multi-red disk made of dust and gas. The team under the direction of… Continue reading Team snaps picture of Baby Planet that grows outside of our solar system