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Takapuna is a suburb situated on the North Shore of Auckland, New Zealand, approximately 10 minutes from Auckland's central business district (CBD). It boasts a relaxed beach atmosphere, stunning beach views, and a vibrant hospitality scene with a wide range of restaurants, shops, and …
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The California High-Speed Rail Authority has unveiled an exciting development: the plan to power the high-speed train network with solar energy. The state aims to establish a dedicated solar power infrastructure to support this initiative. However, the project is still under construction and …
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In the United States, data center power usage has tripled over the last ten years, and this electricity demand is projected to increase by up to three times by 2028. The expansion of data centers and the growth of artificial intelligence drive a significant surge in electricity demand. If this …
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In keeping with its nationally determined contributions (NDCs) target to reduce fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions by 75% by 2030, the Philippines has enacted the Electric Vehicle Industry Development Act (EVIDA) of 2022. This legislation provides a roadmap for the country's …
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Infrastructure is crucial for supporting rapid growth and poverty reduction in many emerging Asian countries, including the Philippines. However, as an archipelago, the Philippines faces unique challenges that necessitate a modern and well-connected infrastructure network. The Philippines …
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For New Zealand to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, it must commit to urgent action in the design, building, and construction sectors. The industry has both a challenge and an opportunity: to redefine how buildings are designed, constructed, and maintained to minimize their carbon …
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Over the past two decades, Paris has been evolving into a greener and more biodiverse city. As cities worldwide are expected to accommodate 70% of their populations, Paris has embraced sustainability and environmentally friendly practices in its urban development. Since Anne Hidalgo was …
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Traffic congestion is a common problem in cities worldwide. It happens when the number of cars exceeds road capacity, resulting in longer travel times and dramatically slower movement. Manila, the capital of the Philippines, is notorious for its congestion and is identified as the worst city in …
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Infrastructure is the foundation of our modern economy and society and essential for its growth. We must ensure that our infrastructure is strong, efficient, and able to withstand the increasingly severe weather events brought on by climate change. Infrastructure disruptions can significantly …
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Africa's most glaring problem is its lack of irrigation, an essential food-growing requirement. Inadequate irrigation makes the country highly vulnerable to droughts, which can devastate crop production. The 2018 report published by the Malabo Montpellier Panel of Agricultural Experts states …
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While infrastructure is essential for economic and social development and well-being, poorly designed urban development can significantly harm the environment, wildlife, and natural habitats. The inappropriate design and location of infrastructure and the lack of integration between …
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Excessive buildup, seismic activity, and groundwater depletion are sinking cities worldwide, including New York, Venice, Mumbai, and Jakarta. According to WEF, New York City's 1.68 trillion pounds of concrete, glass, and steel are built on the city's 777 square kilometers of land, compressing …
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