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While researchers keep working in the buildings next door, crews on a Tennessee campus are knocking down ten contaminated isotope labs one at a time in the late afternoon, after six years spent stripping out hot cells and four 2,000-pound krypton tanks, and all ten free up 12,000 square feet
14+ hour, 56+ min ago (807+ words) Sep 13, at 3:30pm ET Tearing a building down is usually the cheap part of a construction job. You hire a contractor, a machine shows up, and inside of a week a small lab is a pile of rubble and a few…...
A 6,560-foot hole in Cornish granite came up with 158-degree water carrying 100 parts per million of lithium, and a well in the same rock pulls 340. So a small British company hired a Texas oilfield crew to sink two more holes and pump for three months
1+ week, 1+ day ago (790+ words) Sep 5, at 7:30am ET Say the word Halliburton and most people picture Texas, fracking, and a couple of decades of political arguments. The company has been drilling wells since 1919 and booked $22.2 billion in revenue last year doing it. So it got…...
An Italian professor measured the ground under 7,770 solar panels running 36 degrees cooler than open dirt a short walk away, took the reading at 11 in the morning on an unusually hot day, and says shading past 30 percent starts costing the grower fruit
1+ week, 4+ day ago (594+ words) Every developer pitching solar panels over farmland says some version of the same thing, which is that the shade helps the crop. The line turns up at county hearings, in permit filings and in glossy project brochures, almost always with…...
A 26-foot borer cut 1.1 miles under a Queensland coal mine in 1,000 hours, came up to the surface in one piece and sat there for eleven years, and it is going back down in Arizona wearing a cutterhead four and a half feet wider than the hole it last cut
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1425+ words) Most tunnel boring machines are built for one hole and never see a second one. They get cut to a specific diameter for a specific rock, they are expensive to drag back out, and more than a few end up…...
A solar panel the size of a drink coaster split water into hydrogen at 10.8 percent efficiency two years ago, and when the same company built one twelve times bigger the number dropped to 9, which is the part nobody put next to this month's announcement
3+ week, 19+ hour ago (1102+ words) Ten percent is the number direct solar hydrogen has been chasing since before most people had heard of green hydrogen. Hit 10% solar-to-hydrogen efficiency in a panel you can actually manufacture, and the cost models start producing a number that competes…...
Autonomous robots now live on desert solar rows, wake up after dark, brush the glass dry with no water and park to recharge off their own panel — dirty glass costs 7 to 50 percent of a farm's output, and after a dust storm it can hit 80 percent
3+ week, 1+ day ago (568+ words) Deserts are just about the perfect place to put solar panels. The sun barely takes a day off, land is cheap, and there’s not much standing around to cast a shadow. They’re also the single worst place on the planet…...
A 22-inch Halliburton well is going sideways under a Texas cow pasture, triple the usual oil hole, so a 5,000-pound nuclear-waste canister can go down and come back up — no spent fuel on the pad, just the drill, a hole opener, and a warning about snakes
3+ week, 2+ day ago (1160+ words) Horizontal drilling is the reason the United States stopped worrying quite so much about importing oil. You sink a hole a mile or two straight down, bend the bit until it is running sideways, and push the well out through…...
A Dutch crew threaded a boat between 139 spinning wind turbines off The Hague and pulled up the first commercial-scale seaweed crop ever grown inside a working wind farm — four nets of sugar kelp, 11 miles out, in water the towers were already fencing off
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1384+ words) Sailing a boat into a working offshore wind farm is the kind of thing most captains actively avoid. The towers are the height of skyscrapers, the blades are moving, and the water between them has spent years as dead space…...
Two 120-ton pumps the height of a three-story building each move an Olympic pool of water over the Dutch sea defenses every 50 seconds, and the country has just decided they are not big enough any more
4+ week, 16+ hour ago (1251+ words) Everyone who has ever flown into Amsterdam has landed below sea level. Schiphol sits on the bed of a lake the Dutch pumped dry in the 1850s, and a good chunk of the country around it only exists because somebody keeps…...
Japan switched one reactor back on at the biggest nuclear station ever built after fourteen years dark, and three weeks later the utility that owns it started switching off solar farms for the first time, up to 3,290 megawatts on a single afternoon
4+ week, 1+ day ago (1491+ words) The Fukushima meltdowns get remembered as something that happened to one plant. What they actually did was switch off an entire country. All 54 of Japan’s reactors went dark, and a nation that had been pulling roughly 30 percent of its electricity…...