This page focuses on the changes in engineering and innovation tied to climate change. Feeds are updated daily.
- by Jonathan Stefonek lpedit@hngnews.comThe Village of Poynette is looking at remedies for recurring drainage issues in Sopha Court, though time and lost documents has left officials with only best guesses as to the
- by AgenciaFAPESPA research group from the University of São Paulo analyzed over 1,600 articles and found that research increased by 9.5% annually between 1974 and 2025. The authors advocate for regionalized solutions and public policies to bridge the gap between evidence and implementation.
- by Gautam NaikHot, dry weather shrinking soil and destabilizing building foundations is now part of a long list of heat-related challenges to which the U.K. is now struggling to adapt.
- by 刘小卓Climate resilience has stopped being an environmental issue and become an economic one, experts said. When 35 percent of a year's rainfall falls within a single week, as it did in parts of Thailand last year, the failure is not simply meteorological. It is a failure of design, of coordination, and of economics.
- by Deborah HoldshipThe uncomfortable dualities of mitigation
- by John SullivanLin is an expert in hurricane analysis, and her work integrates science, engineering and policy to better understand storms and their impacts in a changing climate.
- by EurekAlert!Researchers release free future climate files for 5,000+ European locations, ready to plug into standard building simulation tools. The data allows us to design buildings for the future European climate.
- by ENRnewsAgencies discuss data centers, electrification, water and other issues at Infraday conference in Seattle.
- by https://www.facebook.com/silliusBangladesh urges South Asian climate cooperation to tackle shared regional risks.
- by . .Stakeholders in environmental engineering have called for a shift from Nigeria’s traditional linear economy to a circular economy to tackle climate change,…
- by Michael SimireEnvironmental engineering experts have called for Nigeria to shift from the traditional “take-make-dispose” economic model to a circular economy to tackle climate change, reduce waste and create jobs. The experts made the call at the 9th memorial public lecture of late Samuel Fadahunsi, organised by the Nigerian Institution of Environmental Engineers (NIEE) on Sunday, August […]
- by Kayla ShawThe findings highlight the importance of understanding local wind conditions, rather than relying solely on weather stations.
- by United Nations UniversityTheme: "The Age of Contradictions: Reflections on Power, Narratives and Green Transitions."
- by UC San DiegoRoxanne Ehrig has found a way to connect her passion for athletics with her interest in structural engineering and sustainability. Through hands-on service, classroom experiences and a summer internship with WSP, she has explored how engineering can make a meaningful impact. As she begins her senior season and master's program, Ehrig is continuing to build […]
- by Duke Today