The world is going green and so is Lucknow, the City of Nawabs! Lucknow’s new E-Double-Decker buses are finally on road. The first fleet of electric double-decker buses are here to improve public transport and reduce traffic congestion. These buses are designed to carry more passengers, making travel more efficient while contributing to cleaner air.
Greener and cleaner: Yeast-green algae mix improves water treatment
Bakeries and wineries can’t do without yeast, but they have no need for green algae. Wastewater treatment facilities, however, might just want to have these microorganisms team up. Osaka Metropolitan University researchers have discovered that these simple organisms form the best combination in terms of boosting wastewater treatment efficiency. The active sludge method of wastewater
FRA promotes green financing to boost investment in eco-friendly projects: Farid
Mohamed Farid, Chairperson of the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA), Vice Chair of the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO), and Chair of its Growth and Emerging Markets Committee (GEMC), began his visit to Madrid, Spain, to participate in IOSCO’s Board of Directors meetings. He attended sessions on financial stability and sustainable finance, engaging in high-level
Saudi Arabia Target Fourth Gulf Cup Title in Tough Group Draw
Saudi Arabia will face Iraq, Bahrain, and Yemen in Group B of the 26th Arab Gulf Cup The 26th Arabian Gulf Cup draw has placed Saudi Arabia in a challenging position. Set to take place in Kuwait from December 21, 2024, to January 3, 2025, the tournament will see the Green Falcons face Iraq, Bahrain
Japa: Resist temptation to abandon Nigeria, Fashola Tells Youths
Babatunde Fashola, former Minister of Power, Works and Housing, has asked Nigerian youths to stay back in the country rather than seeking green pasture abroad amid the economic hardship. Fashola, who said youths must be able to do something better for themselves, noted that an end must be put to the mass exodus of the
Collaboration center opens in Glasgow for Scotland-England subsea green electricity superhighways
Home Subsea Collaboration center opens in Glasgow for Scotland-England subsea green electricity superhighways November 8, 2024, by Nadja Skopljak A new collaboration center that will bring together around 80 green energy workers contributing to the delivery of a series of subsea electricity transmission links between Scotland and England has been officially opened in Glasgow, Scotland.
TNPA looking to trial green fuels on tugboat fleet
November 8, 2024, by Ajsa Habibic South Africa’s Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has issued a request for information (RFI) for a strategic pilot project to use green and cleaner fuels for its diesel-operated tugboat fleet. Illustration; Island View Precinct. Courtesy of TNPA According to TNPA, this pilot project seeks to retrofit existing tugboats to utilize
2024 Steelers Trade Acquisition: EDGE Preston Smith 2024 Run Defense Data
The Pittsburgh Steelers were active at the trade deadline, making two moves. After hearing that the Steelers acquired WR Mike Williams, a more surprising move to strengthen their EDGE group was trading a seventh-round pick for former Green Bay Packer Preston Smith. Today, I wanted to look at and focus on 2024 run defense data
Yeast and green algae combination improves water treatment
Wastewater treatment through the activated sludge method demands a substantial amount of electricity for aeration. This high energy requirement has led to growing interest in innovative co-culture systems that combine microalgae with heterotrophic microorganisms—an approach that eliminates the need for aeration and significantly saves energy. Researchers from Osaka Metropolitan University have found that these uncomplicated
Bombshell MH370 hunt ready to launch as ‘credible’ new evidence emerges that could lead to huge discovery in WEEKS
A NEW hunt for the missing passenger plane MH370 is ready to launch after a “credible” search plan with new evidence was submitted to the Malaysian government. Underwater robotics company Ocean Infinity revealed to The Sun that it had submitted its search proposal – and three of its robot vessels now ready and waiting for