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Residents of Ukraine's Borodyanka fear for future

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While the fighting is concentrated on the eastern and southern front lines, the full toll of the war in other regions in Ukraine is still unknown.
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Inside the Empire State Building’s green retrofit

9th - Higher Ed
New York City’s iconic Empire State Building is undergoing an ambitious retrofit to become carbon neutral by 2030. Officials have already cut carbon emissions by more than 50 per cent through efforts such as adding insulating film to...
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Kharkiv residents stay resilient against constant Russian attacks

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There’s a sense of resiliency among residents in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv as they look for ways to find solace amid endless Russian attacks.
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Meet the Ukrainian artist creating images of hope amongst the rubble of Kharkiv

9th - Higher Ed
Sasha Anisimova has created illustrations of ordinary life over images of the destruction of her hometown of Kharkiv.
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How to defend Kyiv, by an urban warfare expert

9th - Higher Ed
Russia has been attacking Kyiv from the air but with its forces positioned around the capital, Ukrainians are wondering if a ground attack will be next.
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Drone video of damage after Russian missile shot down over Kyiv

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Video shows the damage to residential buildings in Kyiv after a Russian missile was shot down by Ukrainian forces.
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Russian bombing leaves Ukraine’s Kharkiv in ruins

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Ukraine’s second largest city has been constantly hit by Russian forces. They haven’t been able to take control of Kharkiv, but the bombing has caused major damage.
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Ukraine: Massive destruction in Kharkiv after Russian bombardment

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Devastation in Kharkiv - the aftermath of intense Russian bombardment in Ukraine's second-largest city.
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Nexii CEO on Creating Alternative to Major Carbon Contributor: Concrete

9th - Higher Ed
Nexii, a company based in Canada, is getting some big backing for its sustainable, low-carbon concrete alternative. CEO Stephen Sidwell, joined Cheddar News to talk about the initiatives his company is taking to tackle climate change and...
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Sagrada Familia may face obstacles in run-up to completion

9th - Higher Ed
Gaudi's masterpiece - the Sagrada Familia - may be on the verge of being completed.
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Vancouver’s push for zero-emission energy sources in buildings

9th - Higher Ed
The City of Vancouver is joining a North American push to reduce the amount of fossil fuels used to heat buildings by making zero-emission energy sources a policy for new low-rise residential buildings.
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Montreal neighbours share geothermal heat source

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A group of Montreal neighbours are enjoying their first winter with their homes being heated by a shared geothermal heat source. The project is among the first of its kind and advocates hope it will be a model for the future.
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New Tonga images reveal extent of damage from volcanic eruption

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Freelance reporter Stephanie Skenderis in Melbourne, Australia, says new images from Australian and New Zealand defence forces show widespread damage to parts of Tonga after a massive volcanic eruption.
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New images show extensive damage from Tonga volcano eruption

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Reconnaissance flights from Australia and New Zealand have revealed the extent of the damage in Tonga from Saturday's massive volcanic eruption and tsunami. Damage to the airport and communications cables are hampering relief efforts.
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EU wants to phase out natural gas by 2049 to fight climate change

9th - Higher Ed
The European Commission has unveiled new plans to promote "low-carbon gasses" and allow joint procurement of supplies.
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World architecture festival: China dominate awards shortlist

9th - Higher Ed
The world's largest annual event celebrating the best in architecture is underway in Lisbon.
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LEX First Real Estate IPO Open to All U.S. Investors

9th - Higher Ed
Commercial real estate platform LEX made history with its public debut on Nasdaq, the first real estate IPO open to the public in the United States. CEO and co-founder Drew Sterrett joined Cheddar's "Closing Bell" to provide some...
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Venezuela children back in school after 19 months

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The government has gone on a PR drive showcasing spruced up schools ready to welcome back students - but many say conditions are far from ideal.
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Proptech Startup Juno Raises $20 Million

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Proptech startup Juno recently raised $20 million in a Series A funding round. The company says the funds will be used to further its mission of building sustainable and affordable apartment buildings across the United States. Juno...
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La Palma volcano: Fresh evacuations as fire engulfs cement factory

9th - Higher Ed
The Cumbre Vieja volcano has continued to spew lava since it erupted three weeks ago.
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Office exodus may lead to rethinking downtown spaces

9th - Higher Ed
After a year and a half of people working from home, some are wondering what it means for Canada’s office towers, especially in places like Calgary where many offices were empty before the pandemic.
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La Palma volcano: Fresh evacuations as farmers deplore 'catastrophic' situation

9th - Higher Ed
The Cumbre Vieja volcano has continued to spew lava since it erupted three weeks ago.
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Crete earthquake: At least one dead after Greek island is rocked by multiple tremors

9th - Higher Ed
More aftershocks can occur in the "next hours/days", the EMSC has warned.
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Making solar energy more accessible by integrating panels into building materials

9th - Higher Ed
New technology that integrates solar panels into building materials like shingles, siding and windows is becoming more common and researchers say such products could make solar energy more accessible and affordable.