Dongjiadu takes vibrant green approach to historical preservation

Provided by Shanghai Daily. The urban renewal of the Dongjiadu area in Shanghai’s downtown Huangpu District stands out as a fusion of historical preservation and green innovation. The project redefines how a historic district can evolve in an environmentally sustainable way while honoring Shanghai’s unique maritime past. The Maritime Merchant Guild at 38 Huiguan Road

Fred Couples makes Masters history with incredible opening round

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Is it 1995 or 2025? Whatever the case, Fred Couples, the 1992 Masters champion, signed for a 1-under 71 on Thursday at Augusta National. According to Justin Ray of The Athletic, Couples’ under-par score during the first round came 42 years after the first time he posted a round in red figures.

The Importance of Hiring Licensed Contractors: Tips from Green Group Remodeling

When it comes to home remodeling and renovation, choosing the right contractor is one of the most critical decisions homeowners will make. Green Group Remodeling, a trusted leader in Bay Area home renovation, is shedding light on why hiring licensed contractors is essential—and what to watch out for when planning your next project. “Home renovations

Matcha trend sends sales skyrocketing but threatens supply

Hailing from Japan, matcha has become a sought-after flavour in food and beverage. From matcha chocolates and ice creams to matcha breakfast bowls and breads, the trend is big and growing. So much so, it now holds a global market value of $4.3bn (€3.8bn), and a projected CAGR of 7.9% (Grand View Research). “Matcha has

Butser Ancient Farm Unveils 5,000-Year-Old Neolithic House Reconstruction:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Hampshire, UK — Butser Ancient Farm, a pioneering site in experimental archaeology and education, has unveiled its latest reconstruction: a remarkable Stone Age building known as Wyke Down, based on a rare Neolithic structure discovered in 1996 at Cranborne Chase by renowned archaeologist Martin Green. Estimated to be around 5,000 years old

First Supercritical CO2 Circuit Breaker Debuts

Researchers this month will begin testing a high-voltage circuit breaker that can quench an arc and clear a fault with supercritical carbon dioxide fluid. The first-of-its-kind device could replace conventional high-voltage breakers, which use the potent greenhouse gas sulfur hexafluoride, or SF6. Such equipment is scattered widely throughout power grids as a way to stop

Why the climate promises of AI sound a lot like carbon offsets 

The International Energy Agency states in a new report that AI could eventually reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, possibly by much more than the boom in energy-guzzling data centers pushes them up. The finding echoes a point that prominent figures in the AI sector have made as well to justify, at least implicitly, the gigawatts’ worth of

EU digital driving license needs to exist on a public blockchain

Homepage > News > Business > EU digital driving license needs to exist on a public blockchain On March 25, the European Commission confirmed that an EU digital driving license is coming. The Commission announced that the EU Parliament and Council had given the green light to the initiative, spelling out the details on social