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Spain dust storm: Sahara Desert invades Europe s mountains as skiers marvel

The Sahara Desert has invaded Spain s usually snowy mountains, transforming the blindingly white snow to di.

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Mexico: Futura 100 to expand fuel station network in Jalisco with Valero

Mexico: Futura 100 to expand fuel station network in Jalisco with Valero
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Valero reaches 80 gas stations in Mexico

Valero reaches 80 gas stations in Mexico The U.S. fuel giant continues to expand its network despite the economic context. Last update: © Valero US operator Valero has reached 80 flagship service stations in Mexico this week. It also said it will soon have 6 million barrels of storage capacity in the country, reports El Economista. Valero s flagged stations are spread across ten Mexican states including Mexico State, Guanajuato, Jalisco, Michoacán, Nuevo León and Puebla. The latest gas station was opened in the capital of Aguascalientes. This investment is in addition to the construction of the new hydrocarbon storage terminal with Grupo Mexico in Aguascalientes. With an investment of 20 million dollars, it will have a storage capacity of 140,000 barrels.

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Bistable pop-up structures inspired by origami

E-Mail IMAGE: This inflatable shelter is out of thick plastic sheets and can pop up or fold flat. view more Credit: (Image courtesy of Benjamin Gorissen/David Melancon/Harvard SEAS) In 2016, an inflatable arch wreaked havoc at the Tour de France bicycle race when it deflated and collapsed on a cyclist, throwing him from his bike and delaying the race while officials scrambled to clear the debris from the road. Officials blamed a passing spectator s wayward belt buckle for the arch s collapse, but the real culprit was physics. Today s inflatable structures, used for everything from field hospitals to sporting complexes, are monostable, meaning they need a constant input of pressure in order to maintain their inflated state. Lose that pressure and the structure returns to its only stable form flat.

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