Norway is drilling 400 meters under the sea for 1.9 billion euros, and the ferry it erases becomes an eight-minute drive

Norway's Rogfast tunnel will replace a major ferry crossing with an eight-minute drive beneath the North Sea by 2033.

Saudi Arabia sits on more crude than almost anyone and is building nuclear reactors anyway, and the reason is not running out of oil

Saudi Arabia is investing in nuclear power to free more oil for export and fuel its long-term economic transformation.

Gianluigi Aponte bought one secondhand ship in the seventies, and MSC now moves more containers than almost anyone without a single shareholder

One secondhand ship launched MSC, and the Aponte family built it into the world's largest container shipping company.

New York dumped more than 2,000 subway cars into the Atlantic, and 26 years later the seafloor around them looks nothing like before

New York's retired subway cars reshaped parts of the Atlantic seafloor, creating artificial reefs that still support marine ...

A Canadian lab ran real spent nuclear fuel through one chemical process and stripped 89% of its long-lived danger in 24 hours

A Canadian lab removed 89% of long-lived nuclear material from spent fuel in 24 hours using a breakthrough chemical process.

German and Spanish researchers found bacteria in Europe’s largest abandoned uranium mine that lock up 95% of the dissolved radioactivity

German and Spanish scientists found bacteria that locked up 95% of dissolved uranium in a flooded abandoned mine.

Monaco could not anchor anything 50 meters down, so it towed a 163,000-ton concrete structure from Spain and sank it into place

Monaco solved a deep-sea engineering challenge by towing a giant floating breakwater from Spain to protect Port Hercule.

Singapore is sinking 227 concrete blocks to wall off 9.1 kilometers of sea, and the port behind them becomes the largest automated terminal on earth

Singapore is building the world's largest automated port with giant concrete caissons and AI-powered cargo operations.

A Colorado farm parked 3,000 solar panels over its crops, and the third thing the shade produced was neither food nor power

A Colorado farm shows how solar panels can grow clean energy, healthier crops, and thriving pollinator habitat on the same ...

A homeowner installed 22 solar panels and skipped the battery, and on most days the output runs at triple what the house burns

A 22-panel solar system produced triple a home's daily power use, showing why batteries are not always the first upgrade.

Used electric car batteries can sit safer in a house than some commercial home units, and four strict conditions decide it

Used EV batteries may be safer than some home storage units, but only if four strict safety conditions are fully met.

Saharan dust is draining what Spain and Italy get from their solar farms, and washing the panels is not the answer engineers reach for

Saharan dust is cutting solar output in Spain and Italy, and engineers say smarter forecasting beats constant panel washing.