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Kiwis need to be better prepared to face random attacks such as the stabbing at Auckland's Murrays Bay, a researcher warns.
Rino Lovreglio,a senior lecture

Cool roofs reflect more solar radiation than they absorb and, as a result, they stay cool in sunlight. These cost-benefit analyses of cool roof implementation come a month after the new NSW Planning Minister, Anthony Roberts, scrapped a previous policy commitment to phase out dark roofs – a policy which would have reduced urban heating and energy costs for new homes.

Professor Mark Palmer and Joseph Ireland from Queen’s University Belfast have been working on a new landmark report for the Department for the Economy and the Northern Ireland Geothermal Advisory Committee.The report, “Net Zero Pathways: Building the

The appointment follows an extensive selection process that considered both internal and external candidates.

In May 2021, the City Council committed to allocating up to 50 percent of the previous year’s cannabis revenue to a community benefit grant program.

Architectural Design grounds on interconnections across different knowledge domains and scales. CAAF Future 2023 reflects on the role of computation t...

The Green Engineer, Inc. is a sustainable design consulting firm located in Concord, MA with expertise in cost effective, high-performance design. We work with architects, builders, commercial owners, non-profits and the government sector to provide consulting services around sustainable building de...

La Nina causes flood: La Nina is moderately active in the Pacific Ocean this year. This would cause more rains across the Ganges and Brahmaputra basins ultimately leading to more floods, said Dr Rashed Chowdhury in an interview with The Daily Star.

John Wood Group appoint Ken Gilmartin as CEO

Aberdeen-headquartered engineering giant Wood plc (LON: WG) has appointed a new CEO to replace the outgoing Robin Watson