Wind turbine
Newsletter Spring 2022 Newsletter Spring 2022 jar35 Wed, 02/02/2022 – 18:14 Letter from the Chair Welcome to the Faculty of History’s spring newsletter. Last time this year we were in lockdown, and most students were studying remotely from home. So it is particularly pleasing to report that the Lent Term has begun in its usual…
This climate change-themed performance tackles everything from reusable period products to sentient wind turbines.
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August 2020: Pairing artificial reefs with AI monitoring technology may support the restoration and protection of marine habitats. It could increase fish abundance and strengthen coastal protection in degraded ecosystems. Such approaches could be expanded to shipwrecks, wind turbine cables, or decommissioned oil and gas rigs.
A council has ended its legal battle against plans to build two controversial wind turbines near the north Norfolk coast.
The Gulliver wind turbine at Lowestoft’s Ness Point has stopped working – with engineers saying they are doing all they can to get it turning again.