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Brine mining to make the most of desalination processes
Brine mining consists of obtaining salts and chemical products from brine salt concentrate that can bring economic value to other industries.
30/07/2021
Tungsteno
The green revolution in the world's most polluted cities
Nine out of ten people around the world breathe polluted air, according to the World Health Organisation. Combating pollution is essential in countries such as Bangladesh, Pakistan and India, which are the worst examples of Asian overpopulation. How do cities in Asia aim to create greener and more sustainable spaces?
28/07/2021
iFridays
Sacyr iLabs: from challenges to projects
Last June iFriday, we got an update on the progress of some of the innovation projects focused on sustainability that Sacyr has executed in the past year. Solutions that allow us to answer to our challenges and in our endeavor of changing the world.
26/07/2021
Science talks
“Many people don’t live where they want but where they have to”
Jorge Nieto tackles the sustainable city concept from a point of view that gives vital importance to relationships with others and the environment.
23/07/2021
Tungsteno
Four constructions that took centuries to complete
The Great Wall of China measures more than 21,000 kilometres—almost half the circumference of the Earth. Its dimensions are such that it took two millennia to build. It tops our list of structures built by the efforts of many generations.
21/07/2021
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