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“The Sea Is Swallowing Us Whole”: How Sinking Land, Rising Sea Level Threaten Semarang Laborers. To read this report in bahasa Indonesia, click here. Tidal floods continue to surround Semarang due to land subsidence, worsened by sea level rise. It was just another one fine day in late May 2022...

If Davos climate fanatics truly believed what they preached, they would avoid private jets at all costs.

The elites now flying into Davos for yet another World Economic Forum meeting are drawing criticism for their love of private jets.

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The UK chapter of Engineers Without Borders is taking a new direction: to get engineers to commit to being ‘globally responsible’. Len Williams finds out more.

Here’s what we know about the present and potential future of protein grown in a lab.

Franz Von Holzhausen, Tesla's chief designer, has confirmed that the Cybertruck pick-up is ready for production. Despite numerous accumulated delays (its launch was originally scheduled for 2021), the long-awaited electric pickup truck is expected to start production this year at Giga Texas.

The search for a solution that makes it possible to dampen the intermittencies of renewable energies is focused, as it is widely known, on alternative battery technologies. A Scottish company has now just developed an alternative that combines the potential of cheap and long-lasting flow batteries, with high energy and volumetric density; allegedly higher than Tesla 4680 cells.

Cape Town police have arrested two suspects in connection with the murder of five men in an informal settlement.

The elites now flying into Davos for yet another World Economic Forum meeting are drawing criticism for their love of private jets.