The product is called Ironplac, a magnetic cement finish with mineral and ferrous fillers mixed evenly through it. It arrives as a powder, gets mixed with water and troweled on like any fine plaster, ...
A solar plant in Oregon requires its trucks to slow down to 10 miles per hour at nighttime because a ground squirrel might ...
Turn a glass frog over and you can watch its heart beat. Not through a scan. Through the animal itself. The belly skin is clear enough to show the heart, the vessels branching off it, the gut, and in ...
In a New Orleans warehouse, a machine swallows wine and beer bottles by the crate. Seconds later, it spits out a pile of soft, pale sand. Not long ago, every one of those bottles went straight to the ...
Empire Wind's 54 foundations are now standing in a sandy Atlantic desert off Long Island, and science from Taiwan's turbines shows what those steel legs b ...
The park is Beaverbrook Park, and the girder is a section of a retired turbine blade hauled in from a wind farm in Colorado. The piece runs about 49 feet and ...
A new dual-layer coating makes solar panels shed bird droppings and dust in the rain, recovering nearly 5% of lost output — without PFAS forever chemicals ...
Satellite images revealed two black "islands" on a reservoir that turned out to be a floating solar project generating electricity while reducing land use.
Discover how discarded oyster shells in Florida are rebuilding vital underwater reefs that support millions and protect ...
A grassy mound sits beside the highway on the edge of New Haven. For decades it swallowed the city’s garbage. Then it was ...
As the Great Salt Lake receded, strange green circles appeared. Researchers discovered an extensive freshwater system hidden ...
Almost everything in a retired American power plant comes back as scrap. Copper, structural steel, turbine casings, the entire switchyard. One object never does. Cutting the reactor vessel at an ...
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