New cruise ships will pioneer hybrid technology
September 20, 2016
Norway’s coastal cruise line, Hurtigruten, is building two new ships that use hybrid engines similar to those in cars, and can be adapted to newer technology.
Norway’s coastal cruise line, Hurtigruten, is building two new ships that use hybrid engines similar to those in cars, and can be adapted to newer technology.
Danish scientists are worried: Greenland’s seasonal ice melt is happening sooner and more is melting, along with record high temperatures.
France’s highest court has ruled that it’s perfectly legal to warn everyone where the police are operating a radar trap or speed cameras. The Cour de
Rising temperatures, especially this summer, have damaged coral reefs world-wide.
Hotel chains are opening boutique hotel chains for special audiences worldwide, but none of them can match the buzz of Harrogate’s Grand Hotel Beedapest…designed as
Valued for its fruit, the plant that gives us kiwi fruit can also damage young forest growth when it gets out of hand.
Marilyn Jones shares with us some of the most unusual birds in the world; she visited them while on an AdventureSmith Galapagos cruise.
A Montreal taxi company is running an app-based airport taxi service using Tesla electric cars as cabs.
As the Seine continues to rise, Paris closes buildings near the river and moves artwork to higher ground. Evacuations may be ordered.
The 8th annual Net’Leman drew over 1000 volunteers to the shores of Lake Geneva; they pulled over 4000 tonnes of rubbish from the lake and shore.
Norway’s coastal cruise line, Hurtigruten, is building two new ships that use hybrid engines similar to those in cars, and can be adapted to newer technology.
Danish scientists are worried: Greenland’s seasonal ice melt is happening sooner and more is melting, along with record high temperatures.
France’s highest court has ruled that it’s perfectly legal to warn everyone where the police are operating a radar trap or
Rising temperatures, especially this summer, have damaged coral reefs world-wide.
Hotel chains are opening boutique hotel chains for special audiences worldwide, but none of them can match the buzz of
Valued for its fruit, the plant that gives us kiwi fruit can also damage young forest growth when it gets out of hand.
Marilyn Jones shares with us some of the most unusual birds in the world; she visited them while on an AdventureSmith Galapagos cruise.
A Montreal taxi company is running an app-based airport taxi service using Tesla electric cars as cabs.
As the Seine continues to rise, Paris closes buildings near the river and moves artwork to higher ground. Evacuations may be ordered.
The 8th annual Net’Leman drew over 1000 volunteers to the shores of Lake Geneva; they pulled over 4000 tonnes of rubbish from the lake and shore.