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Big London train station solar array project advances
The installation of 4 400 solar panels on the roof of the Blackfriars train station in central London reached the halfway mark in July, said British railway operator Network Rail.REAL ECONOMY: PROPERTY & THE ECONOMY
Of double dips and new skyscrapers
If hemlines tell which way the stock market is headed, maybe city skylines do the same for the economy, in reverse. Tall stories often have unhappy endings. British Land, the UK’s second-largest real-estate investment trust, has revived plans...By: Bloomberg
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Providing a solution to the Thames wastewater problem
Historically, wastewater from the Docklands development area in London, UK, had been discharged directly into the Thames River and tidal flow had been relied upon to disperse effluent.Energy
Innovative technology portends well for oxygen-poor SA water
Environmental technology designed to re-oxygenate impounded water resources, being hailed as a major breakthrough in the UK and now in China, bodes well for the future environmental well-being of South Africa’s own oxygen-poor impounded...1 |
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