Environmental Organizations Fighting for a Cleaner Dallas
The changes happening daily on our planet send us clear signals: we must change our habits. If we turn a blind eye to these...
The McKinney Cotton Mill
In the early 1900s, the McKinney Cotton Mill was one of the most developed companies in Dallas. It employed hundreds of citizens. As a...
The recycling and disposal of garbage in the city
Every year, about 86,000 tons of recyclable items end up in Dallas' garbage. Paper makes up the majority of the garbage found in landfills,...
Where Waste Is Sorted and Recycled in Dallas
Waste sorting and recycling in the 21st century should be a priority in every region, as it reflects our commitment to protecting the environment....
DFW Terminal F: American Airlines’ $4 Billion Futuristic Airport of the Future
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is currently implementing one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects of the decade—the construction of Terminal F. This...
DART Silver Line: The Next-Generation Commuter Rail
The DART Silver Line is an ambitious infrastructure project introducing next-generation commuter rail technology to the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Crossing three counties, the line...
Perot Museum of Nature and Science: A Premier Museum of Natural Sciences in Dallas
Dallas is one of the most well-known cities in the United States — a vibrant urban hub full of architectural landmarks, natural sites, parks,...
Dams and Reservoirs of the City
Water is the foundation of life for all living things. Throughout human history, dams and reservoirs have been constructed to ensure society has easy...
Reincarnation of Giants: The Engineering of Office-to-Residential
The transformation of office skyscrapers into residential buildings has become one of the most complex and fascinating challenges for modern engineering. This process is...
Alternative Energy in the City of Dallas
Alternative energy is one of the key priorities for sustainable development in modern-day Dallas. Today, we decided to take a closer look at this...