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China ran seven 5,000-ton coal trains across Inner Mongolia without physically coupling the train units, using a radio link to keep the 35,000-ton formation moving in sync, and officials say the system could boost rail capacity by more than 50% without laying new track (opens the original)
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On December 8 of the year 2025 seven heavy-haul coal trains, in a close formation, moved together across inner Mongolia even though they were not physically coupled to each other thanks to a new technology that was put to work. Each of these trains is controlled through a wireless system that is called “virtual coupling“. As it is known, the freight corridors are quite congested, and with this new system the future for transportation could really change. Baoshen Railway officials say that this t
Oregon built a wind, solar and battery site for 100,000 homes, but a 10-ounce endangered squirrel still decides when crews can dig (opens the original)
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In Wheatridge, Oregon, there is a complex that produces renewable energy, combining wind, solar, and battery storage. What makes it different from others is that its routine work must follow the rules of one of the region’s smallest residents. The endangered Washington ground squirrel might weigh just 4.2 to 10.6 ounces, but its tiny presence affects where workers can dig, how trucks must move around the site, and how cables are protected. Although this animal lives underground for most of the y
A massive iceberg flipped off Greenland while cameras watched, and the hidden force below the water turned melting ice into waves (opens the original)
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Have you ever wondered what would happen if a huge piece of ice lost its balance? On July 25, 2026, a giant iceberg broke apart on the shore near Ilulissat, Greenland. Cameras captured the moment when the enormous block of ice lost its balance and fell onto the water, creating waves around it. Greenland is the largest island in the world, and has one of the only two ice sheets on Earth. It was not long before the images, taken with a high-definition camera, spread online, offering a truly rare i
A solar farm was built to harvest the desert sun, but tortoises began using parts of the enormous energy site as shelter and forced researchers to look at what happens when wildlife moves into renewable infrastructure (opens the original)
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At Nevada’s Gemini Solar Project, some photos show a desert tortoise (animal in danger) resting under a solar panel. Additionally, a recent online report calculates that around 48 tortoises are living there, while the agency’s official project page documents the behavior without listing that total. It may be that the panels offer a relief from the sun, but scientists are still studying whether tortoises and other species of the desert can thrive in the long term in a landscape that now is used f
An aerial photo warned an Austin homeowner her insurance could vanish, and the tree branches it spotted cost her $3,000 (opens the original)
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Even though no inspector climbed a ladder to Tracy Gartenmann’s housetop on her Austin home an e-mail arrived in her inbox in January with aerial photographs that were showing what appeared to be tree branches close to the roof. The e-mail that came from her a home insurance company contained a warning that a policy held for more than a decade was under risk of not being renewed. Gartenmann was caught by surprise since she had filed no claims, but the images were set to create an immediate and e
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