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BBCNEWS The July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS The July 3, 2024

Four people including a cyclist in hospital. Our correspondent ellie price takes up the story. If it wasnt so dangerous, it would be strangely beautiful. Two Military Horses on the run in Central London during the morning rush hour. One hits a taxi. And they carry on down fleet street. In total, five Household Cavalry horses ran loose after unseating four riders. One had been in charge of two courses. The damage unmistakable as they crashed into several vehicles, including this bus. Three soldiers were hospitalised, their injuries not deemed to be life threatening. The bbc understands a fourth...

US Floating Offshore Wind Industry To Tackle Maine - Vimarsana News

US Floating Offshore Wind Industry To Tackle Maine

The rough-and-tumble coast of Maine is about to get a renewable energy makeover with an assist from new floating offshore wind technology.

Off the Maine coast, decade-delayed wind power project faces uncertain future - Vimarsana News

Off the Maine coast, decade-delayed wind power project faces uncertain future

There's growing debate about when or if a planned test turbine, which would float near Monhegan Island, will ever hit the water.

Off the Maine coast, decade-delayed wind power project faces uncertain future - Vimarsana News

Off the Maine coast, decade-delayed wind power project faces uncertain future

There's growing debate about when or if a planned test turbine, which would float near Monhegan Island, will ever hit the water.

UMaine unveils world's first 3D bio-based home | newscentermaine.com - Vimarsana News

UMaine unveils world's first 3D bio-based home | newscentermaine.com

With the use of wood waste from sawmills and “bio-resins,” the university was able to print the floors, walls, and ceiling.