Kroger’s new system will feature a dome that will capture biogas from food byproducts at the plant, which will then be harnessed to generate electricity.
Coalition calls for $800M in funding for clean water infrastructure in NY town
Local municipal officials and state lawmakers joined with construction executives, union officials and conservationists to call attention to critically needed clean water infrastructure projects.
Michigan may require all children be tested for lead
The testing is part of a state initiative to protect children from all sources of lead poisoning in the aftermath of the Flint disaster.
University of Iowa researchers design, build model storm sewer system
Model is largest of its kind in the world.
Warmer white for parking cars
Cree has created a 3,000K version of its IG Series of luminaires for vehicle parking, and has added 0-10V dimming as a standard feature. The light use waveguides to spread where it is wanted, which Cree brands WaveMax. for low glare, little light is emitted outside +/-50 downwards – see the data sheet. “Parking structure …
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Renishaw scoops company of the year at NMI 20th anniversary Awards
At the NMI’s 20th anniversary Awards last night, Renishaw was celebrated as Company of the Year, with it being hailed as a world leader in the development of precision-measurement systems.
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How to take pain out of 8-bit MCU upgrading
So what are the four pains of migration from an 8-bit MCU and how can a programmable device approach help to limit the pain, writes Raul Hernandez Arthur Few 8-bit microcontroller (MCU) users actively want to go through the experience of migrating a design to a 32-bit processing platform. The drawbacks of migration are, by …
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670nm light helps to un-poison bees
Shining 670nm red light on bees could ameliorate damage caused by neonicotinoid insecticides, according University College London and the strangely named university City, University of London. “The researchers found that when shining a specific wavelength of red light (670nm) it significantly reduced bee death rates and improved cell energy levels, mobility and visual function in animals …
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UK to trial 5G network planning tool in Bournemouth
Building the mobile network for 5G will be completely different from what has gone before says the UK government. The Department of Culture, Media & Sport has commissioned Ordnance Survey (OS) to develop a new mapping tool to plan the national rollout of 5G wireless networks. The 5G Innovation Centre at the University of Surrey and the Met Office will …
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Writing this on a Raspberry Pi 3
Would you believe it, I am writing this away from Electronics Weekly Towers via a remote connection and using a Raspberry Pi 3, kindly donated to Electronics Weekly by Element 14 (RS Components has been just as generous to EW with Raspberry Pis in the past. The computer is quick and responsive – at least …
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