Sergio Perez started his first Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend as a driver for Red Bull Racing. It looks like the gap between Red Bull and Mercedes has been closed over the winter, and the Mexican reports his team still have some room for improvement on the soft tire. A fight for first place It’s not something we’ve seen many …
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CDA: “No place for personal interest and personal enrichment” | 1Limburg
CDA Limburg congratulates former Commissioners Ger Koopmans and Hubert Mackus for their “difficult but courageous decision” to resign and at the same time remain available for ongoing investigations. “They take their administrative responsibility for what they did not supervise and what happened under their administration. It is pure constitutional law,” the regional branch wrote in a statement signed by President …
Read More »Temporary houses in Eindhoven offer room for innovation
“This project, Buurtschap te Veld, is the result of Woondeal 2019,” says Stefanie Gijsbers from the municipality of Eindhoven. “In this we have included that in addition to permanent houses, we also build temporary houses. Because temporary homes are modular, they can be built quickly. And by using the Crisis and Recovery Act, decision making is much faster than usual. …
Read More »The food bank will have its own space on the Eagle Shelter site
Photo: Flickr The food bank will have its own building on the Eagle Shelter grounds in the sports area. This solves the food bank housing problem. Alderman Eline van Boxtel was proud to announce the good news to the city council on Thursday. “I am extremely happy that our efforts have yielded concrete results. On Monday, Eagle Shelter, Casade, the …
Read More »Webinar pleads for central control in climate approach
The biologist and professor of evolutionary ecology Louise Vet will be the new Minister of Public Space. At least, if it depends on the participants of the webinar hosted by IPC Groene Ruimte, NL Greenlabel and Stichting Steenbreek. According to the participants, Fat is the best person to take central control in the fight against the climate problem. The webinar …
Read More »“Eagle Shark” floated in the oceans 93 million years ago
Yet researchers are convinced that Aquilolamna milarcae moved slowly. “It can be compared to a glider kite, not at all suitable for swimming fast and chasing prey,” said Vullo. In addition to its slow movement, its large, short head and the fact that no teeth were found in its jaw, indicate that the eagle shark may have fed on plankton …
Read More »Satellite collects ‘space debris’ with magnet
A new satellite will collect space debris with a magnet for the first time. It is a test mission to determine if the satellite is a solution for the large amount of space debris. In recent years, an increasing number of objects have been thrown into space. It also greatly increases the risk of a major collision in the hold …
Read More »Is Women’s Football in the Netherlands About to Really Take Off?
Source: Unsplash For a country that is forward-thinking in so many areas, the Netherlands has not always been such a leader when it comes to women’s involvement in sport. But, at a time when greater equality is gradually being achieved in many activities, it could now be about to start catching up. Other examples of sports already leading the way …
Read More »Airbus commits to a global concept of sustainable aircraft construction
The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus wants a global concept for the aircraft construction of the future. The objective of this “green operation for the aviation of the future” is the development of hydrogen systems and fuel cell technologies for the aircraft of the future. The necessary infrastructure must also be designed. A first site that can be developed as such …
Read More »Street harassment: a problem for women, but for men. Let’s fix this together | notice
Many women do not feel safe on the streets. A problem for women, but for men, write Jeffry van Hoorn and Mirjam Wijnja of GroenLinks. They therefore plead for a common approach. The murder of Briton Sarah Everard caused a stir last week. After a visit to a friend, Everard (33) returned home around 9:30 p.m., but she did not …
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