Avoid costly repairs! Learn which foods and items should never go down your garbage disposal to keep your kitchen working during the holidays.

Business wins Best Wine-Making Store in Nanaimo News Bulletin's reader survey

Creating Europe’s most ambitious airport: Centralny Port Komunikacyjny Airport. International Airport Review finds out more.

Environmental Remediation Market Growth Fueled by Regulations, Green Tech & Cleanup Projects

Sustainability and Energy Security Drive Growth in the Europe Biodiesel Market

The circle of nature isn’t always reflected in the circle of consumer products, too many of which take a one-way journey to landfill.

October 7 resulted in mass Israeli casualties while revealing Europe’s own future. The entire Continent responded accordingly, like cowards. The next leap backward will involve Islamist demands that the Western world submit to Allah and hail the caliphate.

In a desperate race for energy, Silicon Valley is resurrecting the nuclear industry. But rushed projects and relaxed regulations are creating a perfect storm for a disaster that could make Chernobyl look small, finds Satyen K. Bordoloi It isn’t just the old; the young are equally ignorant about the tech they use. A few months

Microreactors could transform clean energy by delivering safe, mobile nuclear power, but high costs, regulatory barriers, and nuclear waste concerns stand in the way.

Pure Hydrogen expands with US partnerships and fleet orders. Integrated hydrogen solutions offer big upside for global growth

There’s an old saying that I won’t spell out completely, but which most readers will certainly have heard at least once in their lives, to wit: “Don’t sh– where you eat.”

Lower Merion Commissioners approved a contract for a Curbside Compost Pilot Program. The pilot program will allow residents on one trash route the opportunity to have their organic food waste colle…

Some 2,000 workers are set to be laid off in January when General Motors cuts the third shift at its Oshawa, Ont., plant. Some are considering moving elsewhere, amid high unemployment rates in the city and an auto industry under threat from U.S. tariffs.

MUMBAI -Some of the world's biggest investors are looking beyond a boom in artificial intelligence to longer-term spending by governments tackling geopolitical, technological and demographic pressures set to reshape markets over the next few years. Asset managers are spreading bets across infrastructure, energy transition, healthcare and defence, to capitalise on fiscal stimulus from governments, even as Wall Street debates whether the AI-powered rally in stocks is sustainable. As concerns over some countries' ballooning fiscal debts draw attention, many investors "underestimated the impact that (stimulus) could have on real and financial assets," said Mark Haefele, chief investment officer of UBS Global Wealth Management.

Carbon Capture and Sequestration Market to Reach $6.6 Billion by 2034, Driven by Clean Energy Investments

At CMS Berlin 2025, one of the world’s leading trade fairs for cleaning and hygiene, Gausium has just introduced three revolutionary additions to its portfolio:

A ban on Styrofoam coolers will be implemented throughout the state of New York at the beginning of the new year.

Environet Inc. of Kamuela, Hawaii, was awarded a $12.56 million firm-fixed-price contract to construct Type-1 K-Span structures at Andersen Air Force Base. The contract provides warehouse space for the consolidation of war reserve material assets from containerized and open-air storage to environmentally controlled warehousing along the South Ramp. Work expected to be

News Headline -Artificial Intelligence (AI) is gradually reshaping our everyday lives, both globally and within Nigeria.  From virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa to self-driving cars, smart product recommendations, and …

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Beginning Wednesday, Oct. 1, Pelham residents will see small increases in their monthly water, sewer and solid waste bills as part of the city’s annual utility rate adjustments.