Swarmy the robot recently completed its cleanup assignment – removing the last drum-full of thick sludge from the bottom of a deeply buried storage tank at Sandia National Laboratories.
Being in close proximity to Washington, D.C., Connelly and Associates Inc. often has the opportunity to work on the grounds of our national monuments and precious places. These sites present
An unstable 300-foot high basalt rock slope continuously produced falling rock onto State Road 28 in Washington State. The highway and railroad tracks occupy a thin strip of land between
Turkey's Lake Van provides a glimpse into Eurasia's climate history. Much like tree rings, pollen layers in the lake’s sediment reveal local temperature and weather changes, and drill cores of the lakebed will give researchers an effective snapshot of climate patterns over thousands of years.
According to the assessment, the number of countries producing power from geothermal resources could increase 120 percent, from 21 countries in 2000 to as many as 46 countries in 2010.
Drilling deep into the seabed below the Antarctic ice is allowing scientists insight into climate changes spanning literally millions of years. Newly recovered cores are filled with an abundance of information about Antarctica's ice sheet and climate history.
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