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Glass Viewing Platform Overlooking Cascata Paraíso Set to Break Ground in Santa Catarina’s Mountains, with City Hall Issuing a R$5.5 Million Tender for Panoramic Platform, Public Parks, Visitor Center, and a 200-Space Parking Area on a 76,000 m² Site

Carla Teles 18/09/2026 at 16:43

Naval Industry

After Losing Thousands of Jobs During the Shipbuilding Crisis, Niterói Deepens Canal to Accommodate Larger Vessels, Invests R$ 162.5 Million in Infrastructure, and Seeks New Contracts with Petrobras and Transpetro as Shipyards Resume Production and Mauá Expands Workforce

Carla Teles 18/09/2026 at 11:38

Construction

42 m² Tiny House on Wheels Uses Central Porch to Divide Living, Kitchen, and Bedroom Spaces, Stretching 13.7 Meters and Housing Up to Four People as a Compact Chalet

Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges 18/09/2026 at 10:43

Construction

Europe Opens 221 km of Tunnels Under the Alps, Preparing a 64 km Underground Rail Link Between Austria and Italy; Trains to Cross Mountains in 25 Minutes at Speeds of Up to 250 km/h

Valdemar Medeiros 17/09/2026 at 19:22

Construction

Tajikistan Builds 335-Meter Dam in the Mountains, Prepares Six Turbines of 3,780 MW, and Transforms Valley into a 13.3 Billion Cubic Meter Reservoir; Project Expected to Create Over 30,000 Jobs

Valdemar Medeiros 17/09/2026 at 18:07

Construction

Dubai Allocates US$ 35 Billion for Airport Designed to Handle 260 Million Passengers Annually, Begins Construction with 17,000 Piles and Five Runways to Create the World’s Largest Aviation Hub

Valdemar Medeiros 17/09/2026 at 15:07

Mining

In Brazil’s Amazon, world’s largest open-pit iron mine generates 150 million tons annually and is the origin of a city with over 305,000 residents

Romário Pereira de Carvalho 17/09/2026 at 10:56

Industry

Kia May Eliminate R$ 6 Billion Debt by Negotiating a Factory in Brazil, Potentially Creating 20,000 Jobs and Ending a Billion-Dollar Dispute Dating Back to the 1990s

Carla Teles 17/09/2026 at 09:33

Mining

Without U.S. Tungsten Mines Operating, U.S. Signs Contract Worth Up to $2 Billion to Secure Strategic Metal, Announces $450 Million Package to Reduce Dependence on China

Roberta Souza 16/09/2026 at 15:43

Construction

Beach in Santa Catarina nearly swallowed by the sea receives over 156,000 native plants after Brazil’s largest expansion restores 8.8 km of coastline; project aims for 280,000 plants to stabilize dunes and enhance coastal erosion protection

Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges 16/09/2026 at 10:43

Naval Industry

Brazil Invests R$ 2.8 Billion to Revive Shipyards, Orders 41 Vessels Including Barges and Tugs, Promises Over 9,000 Jobs and Aims to Reduce Dependence on Charter Vessels for Gas and Cargo Transportation

Valdemar Medeiros 15/09/2026 at 16:41

Naval Industry

Six Japanese Giants Advance with 42,000 m³ Vessel for Liquefied CO₂ Transport, Gain ClassNK Approval, and Prepare Fleet for Carbon Capture Projects

Roberta Souza 15/09/2026 at 13:37

Industry

Glass Viewing Platform Overlooking Cascata Paraíso Set to Break Ground in Santa Catarina’s Mountains, with City Hall Issuing a R$5.5 Million Tender for Panoramic Platform, Public Parks, Visitor Center, and a 200-Space Parking Area on a 76,000 m² Site

After Losing Thousands of Jobs During the Shipbuilding Crisis, Niterói Deepens Canal to Accommodate Larger Vessels, Invests R$ 162.5 Million in Infrastructure, and Seeks New Contracts with Petrobras and Transpetro as Shipyards Resume Production and Mauá Expands Workforce

42 m² Tiny House on Wheels Uses Central Porch to Divide Living, Kitchen, and Bedroom Spaces, Stretching 13.7 Meters and Housing Up to Four People as a Compact Chalet

Europe Opens 221 km of Tunnels Under the Alps, Preparing a 64 km Underground Rail Link Between Austria and Italy; Trains to Cross Mountains in 25 Minutes at Speeds of Up to 250 km/h

Tajikistan Builds 335-Meter Dam in the Mountains, Prepares Six Turbines of 3,780 MW, and Transforms Valley into a 13.3 Billion Cubic Meter Reservoir; Project Expected to Create Over 30,000 Jobs

Dubai Allocates US$ 35 Billion for Airport Designed to Handle 260 Million Passengers Annually, Begins Construction with 17,000 Piles and Five Runways to Create the World’s Largest Aviation Hub

In Brazil’s Amazon, world’s largest open-pit iron mine generates 150 million tons annually and is the origin of a city with over 305,000 residents

Kia May Eliminate R$ 6 Billion Debt by Negotiating a Factory in Brazil, Potentially Creating 20,000 Jobs and Ending a Billion-Dollar Dispute Dating Back to the 1990s

Without U.S. Tungsten Mines Operating, U.S. Signs Contract Worth Up to $2 Billion to Secure Strategic Metal, Announces $450 Million Package to Reduce Dependence on China

Beach in Santa Catarina nearly swallowed by the sea receives over 156,000 native plants after Brazil’s largest expansion restores 8.8 km of coastline; project aims for 280,000 plants to stabilize dunes and enhance coastal erosion protection

Brazil Invests R$ 2.8 Billion to Revive Shipyards, Orders 41 Vessels Including Barges and Tugs, Promises Over 9,000 Jobs and Aims to Reduce Dependence on Charter Vessels for Gas and Cargo Transportation

Six Japanese Giants Advance with 42,000 m³ Vessel for Liquefied CO₂ Transport, Gain ClassNK Approval, and Prepare Fleet for Carbon Capture Projects

Scientist Daniel Mège says Europe’s ExoMars orbiter caught hydrogen chloride seeping from cracks on Alba Mons, a 600-km-wide volcano, at under 3 kg per second, a sign that Mars may still have magma below its surface

Fat Fender Garage founder Jason Noel says his team spent more than 15,000 hours turning a 1956 Ford F-100 into the GT/FX, an 800-horsepower supercharged pickup built to bring the attitude of a Ford GT to a classic truck

Archaeologist Artur Obłuski and a Sudanese-Polish team reached the original floor of the Great Church of Jesus in Old Dongola, a medieval cathedral 47 metres wide and about 21 metres tall that he says was bigger than the White House

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman unveiled the X-70 Fractal, a crewed experimental jet that can carry up to 2,000 pounds of test equipment, cruise at Mach 0.75 and fly about 1,726 miles, with a first NASA flight within two years

ITER lead mechanical engineer Adrien Deydier says a 330-tonne superconducting magnet, cooled to minus 269°C, carried 34,000 amperes, half its working current, before heading into the world’s largest tokamak

BMW Motorrad CEO Markus Flasch says the M 1000 RS, a 218-horsepower naked bike with the engine of the M 1000 RR superbike, is the world’s most powerful hyper naked, and only 1,000 will be built

Rail minister Lord Hendy visited HS2’s Old Oak Common station after crews dug out 100,000 tonnes of London clay with excavators to finish two 360-metre tunnels and an 8.8-mile link to West Ruislip