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Gujarat's canal-top solar plant generates power and saves 2.38M gallons of water

A solar power plant built over an irrigation canal in Gujarat, India, is generating electricity while conserving water resources. The structure reduces water evaporation and limits algae growth in the canal below. The project makes use of existing infrastructure rather than acquiring additional land, addressing Gujarat's land scarcity challenges. With Gujarat's extensive canal network, the model presents a scalable approach to combining renewable energy generation with improved water management.

Big Dig excavation soil transformed Boston Harbor's toxic dump into green park

Boston's Big Dig infrastructure project generated over 16 million cubic yards of excavated soil, with nearly a quarter redirected to Spectacle Island in Boston Harbor. The island had previously served as a city landfill, where decomposing waste produced methane gas that triggered underground fires. The massive volume of soil was used to cap the old landfill and reshape the island's terrain. This formed the foundation of a long-term ecological restoration effort that successfully reintroduced trees, plants, birds, and other wildlife to the island.