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'Application open': FG announces 12-month renewable energy training for youths
The federal government has announced a new programme for Nigerian youths to gain a deeper knowledge of renewable energy. The programme offers 12 months of intensive training in renewable energy systems and leadership development It is open to all…
Types of Renewable Energy: A Comprehensive Guide
🌍 A sustainable future begins with understanding renewable energy! 🌱 In today's world, it's more important than ever to explore clean and green alternatives to traditional energy sources. Discover the various types of renewable…
Phoenix nears dry spell record as drought conditions worsen
The US city of Phoenix is close to breaking another extreme weather record, this time the longest stretch without rain as drought conditions worsen across Arizona. As of Saturday, there had been no recorded rainfall in America's fifth largest city…
Washington environmentalists respond to Trump's rollbacks
EVERETT - President Donald Trump signed numerous executive orders weakening national environmental protections before his first week back in office has even ended. The orders align with Trump's agenda of supporting fossil fuel production and…
Major update on Saudi Arabia £400bn mega-project to build incredible desert city
The cognitive city will stretch 170 kilometres. Saudi Arabia shared a new update on the progress of its visionary Neom project, particularly on the construction of its futuristic mega-city, The Line. Neom is an urban area being built by Saudia…
Britain and Europe are too far gone - the Trump solution won't work here
When exactly did the West lose its mind? At what moment did it become unsurprising to find ourselves arguing about whether a man could simply decide that he was a woman and expect the law to agree? When was it accepted that the industrial…
The £80bn megaproject set to completely transform Middle Eastern kingdom
The King Abdullah Economic City is tipped to transform Saudi Arabia's coastline. King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC), situated along Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast, stands as a testament to the nation's ambitious vision for economic diversification…
The 'world's most polluted city' that 25m tourists a year visit anyway
Hanoi listed as the world's most polluted city in January 2025. Hanoi, the bustling capital of Vietnam, has taken an unwelcome title this January: the world's most polluted city. According to air quality monitoring platforms such as IQAir and…
Households face £3bn bill to switch off turbines during high winds
British households face costs of up to £3bn a year to pay windfarms and other electricity producers to stop generating, according to the country's grid operator. The National Energy System Operator (Neso) has warned of the looming bill as the…
Stargate's first data center is underway in Texas. Public filings show how much it will cost to build.
President Donald Trump announced the $500 billion AI project, Stargate, earlier this week. Stargate's first data center is under construction in Abilene, Texas, said Oracle CTO Larry Ellison. Public filings for an Abilene development matching…
Utah's coal mines can't find enough workers, as the industry changes
Note to readers • This story was originally published by High Country News. In September, a coal mine reopened in Utah's Coal Country. But the mine's owner, Wolverine Fuels, couldn't find enough people to fill the estimated 350 jobs needed…
What the Gulf South can teach us about commercial real estate
Historic St. Louis Cathedral is the center piece of Jackson Square in the historic French Quarter of New Orleans. (AP Photo/Bill Haber/FILE) I'm penning this column overlooking the Mississippi sound – a tributary of the Gulf of Mexico. After…
Is the world going nuclear? The hope and hype of nuclear as a climate solution
It's been a difficult few decades for nuclear power. Nuclear's share as part of the global energy mix has been falling, and incidents like the Fukushima disaster in 2011 highlighted for many the risks of the technology. Some countries started…
Incorporate IGC Report, MA63 in national education, PBB Betong Zone proposes
KUCHING (Jan 25): Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) Betong Zone has proposed incorporating the Inter-Governmental Committee (IGC) Report, the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63), and the Federal Constitution into the national education syllabus. PBB…
How to Study for Thermal Engineering Technical Interview
How to Study for Thermal Engineering Technical Interview. Preparing for a thermal engineering technical interview requires a structured approach, a deep understanding of core concepts, and effective problem-solving strategies. This article offers a…
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