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Episode Three, How to build a Railway: Preparing the ground
How to Build a Railway is a twelve-part podcast series exploring the story behind the construction of the UK’s new high speed rail line. Over
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Episode Two, How to build a Railway: Unearthing History
How to Build a Railway is a twelve-part podcast series exploring the story behind the construction of the UK’s new high speed rail line. This
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Episode One, How to build a Railway: The What and the Why of HS2
How to Build a Railway is a twelve-part podcast series exploring the story behind the construction of the UK’s new high speed rail line. This
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#218 Origin stories
Engineering Matters is celebrating its fifth anniversary this week. Podcast founders Bernadette Ballantyne and Jon Young, along with the rest of the Engineering Matters team,
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#217 Managing the Energy Transition
More and more of the economy is being powered by the grid and that trend will continue over the next few decades. At the same
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#216 Accelerating Offshore Wind Construction
The next decade will see an unprecedented level of offshore energy construction. In order to achieve the 2035 emissions targets adopted by many governments, the
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#215 Waste Goes Digital
Waste is an integral part of the circular economy. It is, in many cases, simply a resource that is in the wrong place. But it
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#214 Delivering a Megaproject
When a major public infrastructure project is announced often a brand new organisation is set up that is tasked with delivering the project. These organisations
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#213 Revisited: Positioning Satellites in New Space
Just over a week ago, SpaceX successfully launched one of the largest rockets ever, a key step in humanity’s journey beyond the earth. While the
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#212 Turning beer green
The brewing industry has become a testing ground for the energy transition. Many drinkers want to drink responsibly: not just to protect their own health,
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#211 Rewilding the UK
Britains biodiversity has been declining sharply over the last 50 years. We are now one of the most nature depleted nations in the world. Despite
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#210 Revisited: Return of the Fatbergs
Last week the UK government announced plan to ban the sale of wet wipes to deal with the problem of fatbergs in sewers. This week