Category Archives: infrastructure

Water privatisation is one of the biggest cons in British history

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China’s Pinglu Canal is open. What will change for locals?

17 Sept 2026 China’s “project of the century”, the Pinglu Canal, has opened, promising new opportunities for trade and development. But what does the mega project mean for people living along its banks? From residents hoping for new jobs and … Continue reading →

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How India is Building an Energy System the World Has Never Seen.

13 Sept 2026 India is entering one of the most energy-intensive periods of economic development in its history — but unlike China, Britain or America before it, much of its new electricity could come from the sun rather than fossil … Continue reading →

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Punishing Poverty

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Data centers

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Britain’s abandoned national water grid

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Global shoe sizes

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This footbridge in the morning sun

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Hiding In Plain Sight: The UK’s Second Megacity

14 Aug 2026 UNITED KINGDOM How to unlock a global megacity in northern England Thanks to Ekster for sponsoring this video, get up to 60% off with my code: CITYED26 by going to https://partner.ekster.com/CityEd The UK has a hidden global … Continue reading →

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This handrail in Naples, Italy, has a continuous steel rail with braille on it. It describes the view of the city, Gulf, and historic Mount Vesuvius for visually impaired people.

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