The permit said the route was clear. A crew loaded a wind turbine blade onto a specialist trailer near Ebensburg, Pennsylvania, and rolled west toward Iowa on a Tuesday morning, a load measuring ...
Only one third of glass put out for recycling in the US actually gets recycled. Here's where 9.2 million tons of glass ...
A 679-foot cargo ship lost power in a Newfoundland blizzard and drifted into the only cove on a cliff coast, threatening ...
Astronomers discover a gravitational-wave imprint possibly linked to ancient 'dark stars', revealing secrets from the dawn of ...
Lying with the head six degrees lower than the feet sounds almost comfortable, but it tricks every system in the body at once ...
The route through Kiruna had been widened and compacted for months before anything moved. Test runs first. Counterweights ...
Standard solar panels convert about a quarter of incoming light. A red seaweed's nanostructured cells do better — and ...
The ocean had been patient for more than a century. When the Cape Hatteras lighthouse was completed, the Atlantic was a ...
Season after season, tasters working through glass after glass on an expert sensory panel landed on the same verdict. The ...
The breakfast tray looked the same in seat after seat. Ham and omelette, prepared in an airline catering kitchen in Anchorage ...
A small Scottish market town does not look like the sort of place a 213 foot turbine blade would be tilted skyward over a roundabout.
One whooping crane can throw a two-mile safety bubble around South Dakota’s Philip Wind Project during autumn migration, with crews ready to shut turbines down.
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