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Date Time Researchers use airborne radar to detect groundwater beneath Greenland glacier Researchers have detected groundwater beneath a glacier in Greenland for the first time using airborne radar data. If applicable to other glaciers and ice sheets, the technique could allow for more accurate predictions of future sea-level rise. By Danielle Torrent Tucker Melting glaciers and polar ice sheets are among the dominant sources of sea-...

SDDOT to hold virtual public meeting on South Veterans Parkway From Interstate 29 to 57th Street By Todd Epp May 19, 2021 | 10:26 AM SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO.com) — The South Dakota Department of Transportation (SDDOT), Federal Highway Administration, and the City of Sioux Falls have launched a virtual meeting to collect public input about the planning and construction of South Veterans Parkway from I‑29 to 57th Street. The virtual public meeting is hosted on the project website thro...

Posted By Iridian Casarez on Thu, May 13, 2021 at 1:18 PM click to enlarge File HSU to have socially distanced, in-person graduation this year. Congratulations to all Humboldt State University and College of the Redwoods graduates! The schools will be celebrating th...

Password * Remember me New to Energy Central? Applying for membership with Energy Central allows you to connect with a network of more than 200,000 global power industry professionals. Member since: 2019 Dr. Jacqueline Ashmore is the Executive Director for the Boston University Institute for Sustainable Energy and a Research Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering. Jacqueline is a clean energy and sustainability expert with a decade of experience in technology, busine...

"It’s not your common graduation, but at the same time, it’s like, ‘Hey, after a pandemic, after this past year and a half, I’ll take it,’" Jeyra Rivera Arocho said after she walked across the stage Saturday.

Credit James Evans / University of Alaska Anchorage A Yup’ik college student has won an international award for finding a way to extract rare earth metals without hurting the environment. Michael Martinez is a University of Alaska Anchorage science student, whose mother’s family hails from Kotlik. Martinez discovered a way to use microbes to extract rare earth metals while not creating toxic byproducts, and created the company Arctic Biotech Oath to develop and market the technology. The H...

Nethra Wickramisinghe, a Grade 12 student at Lockerby Composite School who has won national awards for her innovative science fair projects, will be featured…

SCCTC students make Bridle Trail signs for Shawnee Forest By Kimberly Jenkins - kjenkins@aimmediamidwest.com Left to Right: Brock Zimmerman, Jett Pahl, Gannon Knight, Owen Fitch, Aiden Cramer. (Not Pictured: Shane Dixon) In front of the CNC Machine used to make signs. Submitted Photos Submitted Photos SCIOTO — Students in the Scioto County Career Technical Center’s Engineering Program recently had the opportunity to partner with the Southern Ohio Trail Association for a community project...

Climate change and the dust environmental impact in MENA April 26, 2021 Dust affects solar and terrestrial radiation, the planetary energy balance, atmospheric circulation. Dust produces the world’s largest solar radiative cooling reaching in the southern Red Sea 60 W/m2. Professor Georgiy Stenchikov, Chair of Earth Sciences and Engineering Program at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) Fig.1. Surface air temperature anoma...

Already have an account? The electronic music duo Tritonal: Dave Reed (left) and Chad Cisneros (right) Photo: Oh Dag Yo Since the emergence of commercially made synthesizers in the late 1970s and early 1980s, musicians have plumbed the depths of what we now know as “ambient” music. Many European electronic composers—Jean-Michel Jarre, Tangerine Dream, Brian Eno—set precedents for what eventually became trance music in the early 1990s. Three decades later, that genre has blossomed into a...