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Helsinki turned abandoned 1970s oil caverns into a giant underground heat battery holding 260,000 cubic metres of hot water; it can heat 25,000 homes for a year

Helsinki turned abandoned 1970s oil caverns into a giant underground heat battery holding 260,000 cubic metres of hot water; it can heat 25,000 homes for a year

Helsinki (Representative image) In a groundbreaking move toward carbon neutrality, Helsinki has transformed two abandoned underground oil caverns into Finland’s largest heat storage facility. According to Helen, the city’s energy company, the caverns in Mustikkamaa were filled with 260,000 cubic metres of hot water, creating a giant “heat battery” to balance consumption peaks throughout the…

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A railway enthusiast spent 25 years restoring the Victorian station used by British royals near Sandringham; now the former royal stop and signal box are on sale for £1.25 million

A railway enthusiast spent 25 years restoring the Victorian station used by British royals near Sandringham; now the former royal stop and signal box are on sale for £1.25 million

When you are a royal, everything is high class. From your clothes to your travelling vehicles, everything associated with you is expected to abide by certain standards. Thus, when the royals travelled from London to Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, they had a special station of their own. Originally known as Wolferton Station, the terminal was…

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South Carolina Commercial Real Estate Demand: Why smaller US cities are emerging as commercial real estate hotspots

South Carolina Commercial Real Estate Demand: Why smaller US cities are emerging as commercial real estate hotspots

Manhattan skyline during sunset, from the Top of the Rock observation deck, at Rockefeller Centre, in New York, US (Picture credit: Reuters) South Carolina ranks first among US states for future potential demand for commercial real estate, according to a new index by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) that tracks economic indicators linked to…

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Texas constable unplugged 3 police surveillance cameras after county ended Flock contract; then told company to ‘come get your garbage’

Texas constable unplugged 3 police surveillance cameras after county ended Flock contract; then told company to ‘come get your garbage’

Representative Image (Canva) A Texas county has taken a visible step back from automated license plate surveillance after officials ended a contract with Flock Safety, a company whose cameras have become part of a growing national debate over public safety and privacy. In Hood County, Precinct 2 Constable John Shirley was asked to disable three…

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24 billion tonnes of groundwater are being lost every year across Asia’s high mountains; why the water crisis is far bigger than melting glaciers

24 billion tonnes of groundwater are being lost every year across Asia’s high mountains; why the water crisis is far bigger than melting glaciers

Groundwater reserves beneath High Mountain Asia (HMA) often called the ‘Asian water tower’ are depleting at an alarming rate, according to a new satellite-based study. The region provides water that supports farming, cities, and ecosystems in more than a dozen downstream countries and is a critical resource for hundreds of millions of people. But as…

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‘Patently unlawful’: US judge strikes down Trump admin’s immigrant visa freeze for 75 countries

‘Patently unlawful’: US judge strikes down Trump admin’s immigrant visa freeze for 75 countries

US President Donald Trump. A US federal judge has struck down the Trump administration’s policy suspending the issuance of immigrant visas to applicants from 75 countries, calling the nationality-based restrictions “patently unlawful.”US District Judge Jeannette Vargas in Manhattan ruled on Friday that the policy exceeded Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s legal authority and conflicted with…

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Built to reflect the trees around it, this 19.5-acre New York home almost disappears into the forest; the striking property is now on the market for  million |

Built to reflect the trees around it, this 19.5-acre New York home almost disappears into the forest; the striking property is now on the market for $15 million |

The striking property is now on the market for $15 million (Image Credit: Peter Aaron/Otto via realtor.com) At first glance, this unusual home in Pound Ridge, New York, can be difficult to spot. Its reflective exterior mirrors the surrounding trees, sky and changing seasons, allowing parts of the building to blend almost seamlessly into the…

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Quote of the day by Socrates: “The difficulty, my friends, is not in avoiding death, but in avoiding unrighteousness” | World News

Quote of the day by Socrates: “The difficulty, my friends, is not in avoiding death, but in avoiding unrighteousness” | World News

The fear of death has troubled humanity for centuries, but Socrates believed there was another danger that deserved far greater concern, compromising one’s principles. In Plato’s Apology, Socrates argues that “the difficulty, my friends, is not in avoiding death, but in avoiding unrighteousness.” The remark came during his trial in Athens, when he faced the…

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Logan Paul bought a remote 78-acre California ranch for about  million in 2019; seven years later, the property with an extraordinary past is asking nearly  million

Logan Paul bought a remote 78-acre California ranch for about $1 million in 2019; seven years later, the property with an extraordinary past is asking nearly $3 million

YouTuber-turned-professional boxer Logan Paul has made numerous headlines throughout his career. But this time, the social media personality is trending for an interesting reason. According to a report by Realtor.com, he has listed one of his most infamous homes in California for $3 million.Paul, 31, who is married to Nina Agdal and shares a one-year-old…

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Benjamin Netanyahu: ‘Antisemitic dictator’: Netanyahu slams Turkey’s Erdogan, vows not to tolerate aggression in Syria

Benjamin Netanyahu: ‘Antisemitic dictator’: Netanyahu slams Turkey’s Erdogan, vows not to tolerate aggression in Syria

File photo: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and Turkish President Erdogan Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched a sharp attack on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan after Ankara sought an Interpol Red Notice for Netanyahu and an Israeli official over an alleged attack on activists delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza.Netanyahu’s office called Erdogan an “antisemitic dictator”…

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