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Keiki Construction Zone Returns to Wahiawa Nov. 8
Children of all ages will get hands-on experience operating working heavy equipment next Sunday when the third annual Keiki Construction Zone returns to Whitmore Fairgrounds in Wahiawa. The Nov. 8 event runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and pairs children…
Ban on construction, non-Delhi-registered vehicles below BS-VI from November 1
Delhi government's fixed-time measures to curb air pollution during the winter, including a ban on dust-generating demolition and outdoor construction activities and the plying of all non-Delhi-registered vehicles below BS-VI emission norms in the…
Phase III of Haiyang Nuclear Power Complex starts construction; China's operating nuclear power capacity to top the world by 2030
The nuclear island of Unit 5 at the Haiyang Nuclear Power Plant in Haiyang, East China's Shandong Province started construction on Saturday The nuclear island of Unit 5 at the Haiyang Nuclear Power Plant in Haiyang, East China's Shandong Province…
Educate first for more constructive outcomes, says Foo Cexiang of his push for citizen participation
SINGAPORE – Education is the first step to widening the space for Singaporeans to be part of policy discussions, said Minister of State for Manpower Foo Cexiang. The first-term Tanjong Pagar GRC MP, who is now two months into political…
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy urges govt. departments, industries to use treated water
Updated - November 01, 2026 07:22 pm IST - HYDERABAD Subscribe to The Hindu @ Just ₹1* Subscribe to The Hindu @ Just $4.99 *Offer only for new subscribers Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has urged government departments, industries…
Skilled trades now offer direct path to six-figure pay without college debt thanks to emerging tech industry
ASHBURN, Va. — Young Americans could be earning six-figure salaries without taking on college debt as the artificial intelligence boom fuels demand for skilled electricians, according to a veteran tradesman who says he has never struggled to…
World's longest underwater railway tunnel will cut 2-hour journey to 26 minutes
A two-hour bus journey between a Chinese coastal city and an island archipelago is set to be replaced by a 26-minute train ride under plans for the world's longest high-speed underwater railway tunnel. The £3.2bn Yong-Zhou Railway will…
A hempcrete cabin in Iceland is a 'house for the soul'
This hempcrete structure may be small, but its architects are hoping its impact will far outweigh its physical size. The project, titled Biobuilding, was created by the emerging architecture studio Lúdika, based in Reykjavik, Iceland, and…
NK's economic growth is 'temporary' thanks to Russia-Ukraine war, study says
North Korea's recent economic growth in the 3 percent range was a “temporary war windfall” from the Russia-Ukraine war that would potentially lead to reduced domestic consumption, according to an analysis released by a think tank run…
Forum: Springs' space future is bright without Space Command
While Colorado Springs navigates a changing space environment, and one without a major combatant command that used to call the city home, it is in a good position to benefit from increasing federal investments in national security space. During the…
Proposed solar project an economic opportunity for Jay | Letter
As the business development manager for Reed & Reed, a Maine-based construction company, I spend a lot of my time working on projects that create jobs, support local businesses and contribute to Maine's economy. From that perspective, I believe the…
Hackney drops opposition to £1.5bn Edmonton incinerator
Hackney Council has dropped its opposition to a £1.5bn waste incinerator project, which is now forecast to cost the authority millions of pounds more than expected earlier this year. Ahead of the 2026 local elections, the Hackney Green Party…
Hackney drops opposition to £1.5bn Edmonton incinerator
Josef Steen Local Democracy Reporting Service Hackney Council has dropped its opposition to a £1.5bn waste incinerator project, which is now forecast to cost the authority millions of pounds more than expected earlier this year. Ahead of the…
Major Texas city leads nation in home price drops as market plunges
If you've been waiting for home prices to come back down to earth, one Texas city is giving buyers a much bigger opening than most. Austin had the biggest year-over-year drop in median listing prices among the nation's 50 largest metro areas in…
Hanwha bags 1st US Navy shipbuilding order
Hanwha Group has won its first contract to build a warship for the United States Navy after its acquisition of Philadelphia-based Philly Shipyard in December 2024, marking a tangible step forward in the Korea-U.S. shipbuilding cooperation…
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