Over 2,000 misconnected waste pipes in London pumping sewage directly into rivers
More than 2,000 properties across London are pumping raw sewage into rivers due to drainage misconnections, according to a BBC report.
More than 2,000 properties across London are pumping raw sewage into rivers due to drainage misconnections, according to a BBC report.
HS2 has moved a 112m long, 1,631 tonne steel bridge into place over Lawley Middleway in Birmingham after constructing the whole structure on a separate, nearby site.
AP Moller Holding’s plastics plant, due to open in 2028, will use green methanol to produce approximately 300,000 tonnes of fossil-free virgin plastics per year.
Engineers have developed modular robots that can assemble into structures in situ to make temporary bridges or structures depending on the task at hand.
Simulations produced using an exascale supercomputer are enabling researchers to predict when an earthquake is likely to happen
A Great Western Railway (GWR) battery-electric train has set a new record, travelling 200 miles on a single charge.
Plans to store Britain’s nuclear waste deep underground have been labelled as ‘unachievable’ by the Treasury.
Green Engineering Ltd were appointed to deliver a new 33,000-volt electricity substation in Totmonslow, Staffordshire.
The US Federal Aviation Administration has closed its investigation into SpaceX's Starship failures in May and June, givin
The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs has announced environmental planning reforms backed by £500m.
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A detection system for orbital debris could provide early warnings to allow spacecraft and satellites to move away from the point of impact and inform teams on the ground when they are damaged.
New machine-learning system shapes ultra-high-frequency transmissions to navigate obstacles enabling massive wireless data transf
US aerospace company Ursa Major has successfully tested a rocket motor that lets existing small military rockets fly farther without increasing their size.
A new AI system designed to cut NHS waiting lists and the amount of admin faced by doctors has been given government backing.
Nuclear waste could be repurposed to provide one of the key materials needed for upcoming fusion reactors.
A laser-free alternative to corrective eye surgery is being developed that could reduce some of the risks associated with procedures such as Lasik.
Blue Origin has proposed a building a new telecommunications hub for Mars that could support Nasa’s future missions to the plane
Scientists have used a brain-computer interface (BCI) that could help people who are unable to speak communicate more easily.
OpenAI has released a new upgrade to ChatGPT that promises to offer users “a significant leap in intelligence” over previous models.
The European Space Agency’s (ESA’s) weather satellite with its payload of six instruments has been sealed inside the Ariane 6 rocket’s fairing ahead of lift-off on 13 August.
The Italian government has greenlit a €13.5bn project to build the longest suspension bridge in the world.
Apple plans to invest $100bn (£75bn) over the next four years in developing US-based chip production facilities as part of a deal announced by the White House.
The Trump administration has announced a draft regulation that could see drone deliveries take off.