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- Record-breaking heat and drought are putting urban trees at risk. Experts explain how to protect these essential assets and build city forests that can withstand the climate challenges ahead.
- In another summer of European wildfires that have even seen wetlands burning, scientists say the situation is set to worsen in the future. What's needed is fire prevention and climate protection.
- With heat records continually being broken and southern summers getting hotter, travelers are heading north. Fragile ecosystems are paying the price.
- Jörg Wittkamp presents a novel telemetric measuring system, developed by Grünewald GmbH in cooperation with Thiele GmbH & Co. KG, for continuous tensile force measurement directly within a moving chain link during operation.
- In another summer of European wildfires that have even seen wetlands burning, scientists say the situation is set to worsen in the future. What's needed is fire prevention and climate protection.
- Cesar Canali, Co-CEO of Aster Resources & EVP of Clinch Resources, looks at how steelmakers should evaluate metallurgical coal suppliers beyond price alone, considering quality consistency, total economic value, operational control, reliability, and the potential for a longer-term strategic supply relationship.
- As nations globally move to ban forever chemicals, should renewable energy technologies be exempt for the sake of saving the climate?
- Fires are raging from Belgium to Greece as Europe suffers one of its most severe wildfire seasons to date. The blazes come amid frequent heat waves and drought that studies say are driven by human-induced climate change.
- Climate action does not seem to be a priority for the German government — despite record temperatures, heat-related deaths and drought. Why aren't more people taking to the streets in protest?
- Dutch crops hit the "climate gym," a German city is preparing for more extreme weather, and beavers are restoring rivers across Europe. This week's eco wins are all about building and adapting to a changing climate.
- Climate action does not seem to be a priority for the German government — despite record temperatures, heat-related deaths and drought. Why aren't more people taking to the streets in protest?
- Dutch crops hit the "climate gym," a German city is constructing for more extreme weather, and beavers are restoring rivers across Europe. This week's eco wins are all about building for a changing climate.
- Mastermyne Group Ltd has announced the execution of a new mining services contract with GM3 for its Dendrobium underground coal mine in New South Wales.
- Clinch Resources Ltd., a metallurgical coal producer with mining assets in West Virginia, has acquired a second equipment spread for the Lanes Branch surface mining operation.
- As nations globally move to ban forever chemicals, should renewable energy technologies be exempt for the sake of saving the climate?
- Yari Resources is expanding its coal resource base in the Bowen Basin, entering into a binding conditional SPA to acquire a 100% interest in the Arcadia Coal Project.
- Western Europe has recorded its hottest-ever June and July, and extreme weather from drought to storms is here to stay. How can we adapt to a fundamentally altered climate? Cities like Kiel are trying new ideas.
- For generations, India has lived by the rhythm of the southwest monsoon. But with the country hit by dry spells, cloudbursts and deadly floods, climate swings now expose the costs of building for yesterday's weather.
- Western Europe has recorded its hottest-ever June and July, and extreme weather from wildfires to storms is here to stay. How can we adapt to what seems to be the new normal? Cities like Kiel are trying new ideas.
- Western Europe has recorded its hottest-ever June and July, and extreme weather is here to stay. How can we adapt to what seems to be the new normal? Cities like Kiel in Germany are trying.