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Switzerland has taken revolutionary steps in the field of global solar energy. He implemented an innovative technology by placing panels on railway tracks.
Spain, the world's largest olive oil producer, has rolled up its sleeves to transform hundreds of thousands of tons of agricultural waste generated every year into an environmentally friendly technology. With the pilot project implemented in Barcelona, "biochar" obtained from olive pits is now used as asphalt on the roads.
Huawei built a huge R&D campus, closed to the public, consisting of exact replicas of European cities and historical buildings, in Shenzhen, China, at a cost of $1.5 billion.
Built to protect the sea route to the Port of Otterdam against the risk of extreme tides and floods, the Maeslant Barrier creates a safe shield for the city without interrupting sea traffic by two giant floating caps meeting in the middle of the channel and sinking to the bottom.
The US nuclear submarine, which has been performing many missions for 35 years, is being retired. A ceremony was held for the 7,640-ton submarine.
The town of Newmarket in Suffolk, the global center of British horseracing, has come to the fore with shop closures and economic stagnation in its local market, despite hosting the investments of world-famous billionaires and a huge fortune.
A secret room discovered by chance under a historic pre-Civil War barn and grain silo in the United States sheds light on one of the country's darkest periods.
According to the European Heat Pump Association (EHPA) report, sales of heat pumps, which replace natural gas combi boilers, in 21 European countries increased by 13 percent to 2.9 million units, and the total stock reached 29.3 million units.
The world's shortest border is shorter than a football field. The fate of this extraordinary border connecting Spain and Morocco changed in 1934.
The announcement of a remote Swiss village built around the Alps that it would offer cash incentives of up to 70 thousand dollars to its new residents in order to increase the population shook the internet. More than 10 thousand people entered the application queue for the Alpine village life of their dreams; but the small print conditional in the contract
Nigeria is installing 1,350 solar microgrids across the country. With the giant move, it is expected that more than 17.5 million people, equivalent to the population of Istanbul, will have uninterrupted electricity.
At a time when almost all national flags in the international arena adhere to rectangular standards, the Nepalese flag constitutes a remarkable exception with its unusual design.