Category: Outdoor Practices

Since cities in the United States deal with increasingly serious and more common floods through intensive storms and climate change, a growing number of municipalities recognize that the centuries -old approach to channel rainwater mainly in underground pipes and sewer. In addition to your flood combination, you include a green rainwater infrastructure – systems that… Continue reading Green infrastructure: Cities turn to nature to solve urban floods

Shanghai, China – July 29, 2025 – Shanghai CHZ Lighting Co., Ltd., a pioneer in the LED lighting industry since 2013, continues to revolutionize how cities and municipalities illuminate its streets. As one of the leading manufacturers of China and a globally recognized brand in LED road lighting, CHZ Lighting not only offers high-quality, but… Continue reading CHZ lighting leads the fee in Smart LED routing lamering solutions for global infrastructure projects

Kerrville, Texas – The Texas parents desperately published photos of their young daughters on social media with inquiries about information, since at least 23 camper from a summer camp of all-girls were not taken into account for Friday after the floods overnight were given by central texas. At least 27 people, including nine children, are… Continue reading Floods transformed the popular Texas camp into a nightmare. At least 23 girls are missing

Let us set the scene. They are at home, rolled up with a hot drink and finally catch up on this show, which rave about every two years. It rains outside – not a big deal. Then boom. Donner crashes. Your screen becomes black. The lights flicker and die. The refrigerator breathes out its last… Continue reading When the lights go out: why are you probably not ready

The National Garden program offers visitors unique access to over 3,500 extraordinary private gardens in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Canal Islands. We will take a look at this open in Cumbria in the coming weeks It all started with the desire to collect money for district health sisters. In 1927 the National Garden… Continue reading See the NGS Gardens opening in Cumbria for July 2025

Thomas Edison first stopped the first practical light bulb with light bulbs in 1879 and has marked almost 150 years since then. Incredible almost two centuries later, an estimated 700 million people or almost 10% of the world's population have no access to electricity. If almost 10% of the world's population have no access to… Continue reading The effects of the community of solar energy

The Solarix based in the Netherlands, a startup that designs and supplies innovative colored solar collectors for facades, has received EUR 4.2 million in funds. Investors in this financing round include Rome Inwest, VP Capital and several private investors as well as participating existing investors, which strengthens Solarix's finances. You also have EUR 1.3 million… Continue reading The Dutch startup Solarix secures € 5.5 million to drive design -oriented solar facades

The Solardynamic Observatory (SDO) of the NASA recorded this image of an X5.8 solar flicker on May 10, 2024 at 9:23 am EDT. The picture shows a subgroup of extreme ultraviolet light, which highlights the extremely hot material in errors. Credit: NASA SDO It was only last month that a mighty solar storm shone over… Continue reading How research prepares us for the next solar storm

Roofs filled roofs or green roofs are not only pretty. It was shown that they reduce the urban “heat island effects”, reduce energy costs in buildings, contain rainwater outflows and deliver safe ports for local species. And now a group of researchers from Tongji University in China has uncovered an unexpected advantage: green roofs are… Continue reading Planting on your roof can contain microplastics by 97.5%

Abstract Mexican energy efficiency in public institutions (Presemeh), which was approved in 2016 and closed in 2023, promoted the efficient use of energy in Mexican communities and hospitals through investments in energy efficiency (EE). This included investments in energy-efficient street lighting in 20 municipalities in nine states (CampChes, Guanajuato, Hidalgo, Oaxaca, Quintana Roo, Sinaloa, Sonora,… Continue reading Energy -efficient electricity for the municipalities and hospitals of Mexico