Infrastructure

Black People Coming Together – Building Multiple Communities in One Black-Owned Village
January 16, 2023
Infrastructure

Black People Coming Together – Building Multiple Communities in One Black-Owned Village

Today was magical. A group of us, coming together. Stretching, setting intentions, laughing, praying, learning, engaging and eating... All while watching a sustainable cuisine workshop while we build our eco village. Just magical. I love...

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Black Leaders Lead Efforts for Hancock County Urgent Care facility
November 18, 2022
Infrastructure

Black Leaders Lead Efforts for Hancock County Urgent Care facility

SPARTA, Ga. — It's no shock to the people in rural counties that health care is limited. The drive to these services is not close. With small emergency medical units, little to no licensed counselors, and other basic necessities, it can be hard for the community to call for help when they are in...

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Black-Owned Fulfilment Center Signs Cooperation Agreement to Operate on Chinese Border
November 17, 2022
Business

Black-Owned Fulfilment Center Signs Cooperation Agreement to Operate on Chinese Border

It might seem so far away, but the truth is more of the products used by black Americans come from Asia then we would like to admit. In actuality almost 80% of black owned product brands are made in Asia. In the long term it is necessary for us to try to focus more of this manufacturing energy back into the continent and into...

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How Black Americans and Africans Helped re-Build the Silk Road and Saved China
March 26, 2022
Infrastructure

How Black Americans and Africans Helped re-Build the Silk Road and Saved China

U.S. Army soldier and Chinese soldier place flags, road from Ledo, India, to Kunming, China, 1945 The Ledo Road, which was later renamed The Stillwell Road in honor of Army General Joseph W. Stillwell, the commander of the China – Burma – India Theater in World War II , was built during World War II in response to the...

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Construction is Already Automated – Enter The 40 Ton Robot
March 10, 2022
Infrastructure

Construction is Already Automated – Enter The 40 Ton Robot

There’s nothing I enjoy more than telling our people about the advancements of the world that will bring about our ability to achieve absolute Independence and our thought and in building projects of the future. In that light I have been following robotics for more than 10 years and I am always amazed to see the...

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Honoring Dr. John McCown – Hero of Hancock County
March 06, 2022
Business

Honoring Dr. John McCown – Hero of Hancock County

We are Celebrating the life of one of Georgia’s first black County Commissioners, Dr John McCown.  Dr. John McCown was a visionary who’s life was cut short and mission destroyed by the horrible engine of American racism. As he built Hancock County, GA and established the village of Mayfield less than two miles from...

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How Russia controls energy in Europe
January 11, 2022
Business

How Russia controls energy in Europe

It was the father of the famous racist Koch brothers that taught Stalin how to sell Russian energy to the world. His hate for Russia's initiatives caused him to fund efforts against the black revolution. What is happening in Europe and Russia is key to what happens to you and...

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Mass Timber, Not Steel, Is the Future of Construction
January 30, 2020
Infrastructure

Mass Timber, Not Steel, Is the Future of Construction

Fire-blocking mass timber construction could bring millions of pounds of carbon absorption to cities around the world. Wooden skyscraper designs are trendy around the world and reflect changing attitudes about wood construction. Making construction-grade timber can also cost less in carbon emissions than concrete and steel....

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Scientists Bring Concrete To Life & It Might Be The Future Of Construction
January 19, 2020
Infrastructure

Scientists Bring Concrete To Life & It Might Be The Future Of Construction

Today in weird news we didn’t expect to read: Researchers in Colorado have produced Franken-concrete. It’s alive, and it may be the future of green buildings. Concrete is, quite literally, all around us. It, or versions of it, has been used since 1300 B.C., meaning even a trip to Roman ruins is surrounded by...

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Hotel developers are pushing this Lego-like construction trend
December 20, 2019
Infrastructure

Hotel developers are pushing this Lego-like construction trend

Built section-by-section in a factory, hotel units are shipped to a site and stacked, sometimes practically overnight. Photo credit: Guerdon Modular Buildings. Modular construction is something like Legos — and hotel developers can’t get enough of the new building trend. Built section-by-section in a factory, hotel...

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Intermodal Efficiency Boosts Savannah’s Container Volumes
December 14, 2019
Infrastructure

Intermodal Efficiency Boosts Savannah’s Container Volumes

Credit: Georgia Ports Authority / Stephen B. Morton The U.S. Port of Savannah moved 363,000 TEUs in November, a 5.4 percent increase over the same month last year. For the fiscal year to date (July-November), the Georgia Ports Authority has handled nearly two million TEUs, an increase of 109,000 TEUs, or 5.8 percent. The...

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Samendeni hydroelectric dam officially operational in Burkina Faso
December 14, 2019
Infrastructure

Samendeni hydroelectric dam officially operational in Burkina Faso

Burkina Faso’s President, Roch Marc Christian Kaboré, inaugurated the Samendeni hydroelectric dam at the end of November 2019. Having an electricity production capacity of 2.6 MW, it is the third-largest in Burkina Faso, after the Kompienga and Bagré dams. Its value is estimated to be US$105M. The Samendeni...

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This Bricklaying Robot Is Changing the Future of Construction
December 14, 2019
Infrastructure

This Bricklaying Robot Is Changing the Future of Construction

Hadrian X and the FBR team on an outdoor build. Courtesy FBR. Brick is one of the oldest building materials, dating back to 7000 BC for sun-hardened varieties and 3500 BC for the first kiln-fired blocks. It’s also among the most versatile, used for modern “abstract menorah ” shapes and stunning arches . Even the method of...

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How Robots Are Changing the Construction Industry
December 14, 2019
Infrastructure

How Robots Are Changing the Construction Industry

A robot called MULE, from Construction Robotics, lifts heavy concrete blocks. Along the banks of Lake Michigan, 20 masons lay bricks for a huge dorm, as big as three football fields, at the Naval Station Great Lakes in Illinois. Compared with those in years past, these workers are doing far less laying and “buttering” and,...

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There is a Black Mecca forming on China’s 20 Trillion Dollar New Silk Road
November 24, 2019
Business

There is a Black Mecca forming on China’s 20 Trillion Dollar New Silk Road

Nur Sultan, Kazakhstan, Central Asia Along the hills, in the mountains of the caucus, stretching from the historic city of Urumqi all the way down to the historical roads built by the Romans, there is a road that once was the absolute center of all trade in the world. The Silk Road as they called it, is the instrument that...

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Atlanta Based Construction Firm Sponsors Winning House in Africa’s First International Home Building Contest.
October 03, 2019
Infrastructure

Atlanta Based Construction Firm Sponsors Winning House in Africa’s First International Home Building Contest.

atlanta-based construction firm, Freedom builders, and their sponsored team, Interhouse, took the first place prize in Africa's first International building...

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