The Northern Lights could shine across 15 states tonight – see if yours is on the list

Important points NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center predicts a G1 (minor) geomagnetic storm driven by fast solar wind with a Kp index of about 5. The aurora could be visible in 15 states. This show is expected to be less intense than the G4 storm (Kp 8) earlier this month, which produced widespread, vivid auroras.… Continue reading The Northern Lights could shine across 15 states tonight – see if yours is on the list

Proportion of new houses with lower terrace edges – view of residential construction

The share of new homes with patios fell from 17.6% in 2023 to a new all-time low of 17.4% in 2024, according to the NAHB table of HUD/Census Bureau Survey of Construction (SOC) data. In the longer term, the proportion of new homes with terraces has steadily declined since reaching a peak of 27.0% in… Continue reading Proportion of new houses with lower terrace edges – view of residential construction

Lessons on the domino effect of urban green infrastructure | Steward's Corner

Last summer I spent 10 weeks as an intern with the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, working in their District of Columbia office. As a student interested in urban environmental health, I have been deeply involved in the green stormwater infrastructure that the Alliance is helping to shape around Washington. And I asked myself, “How… Continue reading Lessons on the domino effect of urban green infrastructure | Steward's Corner

ELTI expands training to Rwanda

By launching a forest restoration field course in Rwanda, the Environmental Leadership & Training Initiative (ELTI) is expanding its efforts to build local capacity for ecological restoration and sustainable development. The course, “Integrating Native Species in Forest and Landscape Restoration in the Nile Divide, Congo,” brought together practitioners from across western Rwanda who are actively… Continue reading ELTI expands training to Rwanda

German water companies plan to expand to PH

Aware of the Philippines' growing demand for sustainable and safe water services, several German water technology companies are exploring opportunities to expand into the Philippine market. This development was highlighted during the German-Philippine Water Technology Conference organized by the German-Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GPCCI) in collaboration with the Philippine Water Works Association (PWWA)… Continue reading German water companies plan to expand to PH

Fence Company in Mint Hill, NC

Elite Fence North Carolina recently completed the installation of a high-quality aluminum fence in Mint Hill, showcasing the company's craftsmanship and durable, low-maintenance fencing materials. Elite Fence North Carolina, a leading fencing company in Mint Hill, NC, has expanded its premium aluminum fence installation services to meet the growing demand of local homeowners. The company… Continue reading Fence Company in Mint Hill, NC

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Suno creates Spotify catalog-sized music: Deck every two weeks

Every two weeks, users of AI music platform Suno create as much music as is currently available on Spotify, according to Suno's investor presentation materials obtained by billboard. These users are predominantly men aged 25 to 34 who, according to the documents and other sources, spend an average of 20 minutes a day creating the… Continue reading Suno creates Spotify catalog-sized music: Deck every two weeks

Storms in southeast Queensland are ripping off roofs, dropping huge hail and leaving 95,000 people without power

Approximately 95,000 households and businesses will remain without power Thunderstorm walled to the southeast QueenslandRipping roofs off houses, overturning cars and throwing hail the size of cricket balls. The parade of destructive storms formed in the Gold Coast hinterland yesterday afternoon and rolled north. The worst damage occurred on Bribie Island, north of Brisbane. Storms… Continue reading Storms in southeast Queensland are ripping off roofs, dropping huge hail and leaving 95,000 people without power

Southport officials talk about tree felling and controlled burning near the Indigo settlement project

SOUTHPORT, NC (WECT) – Southport officials are answering questions about a possible tree clearcut near the Indigo Phase II/Waterway development site. According to the city administration, the removal of the trees is part of the creation of the district-owned and state-approved rainwater retention basin. “Southport emergency responders are aware of the controlled burn occurring near… Continue reading Southport officials talk about tree felling and controlled burning near the Indigo settlement project