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China is building the World's Biggest Water Diversion Megaproject to change the natural flow of its rivers. The project involves creating artificial canals, aqueducts, and tunnels to transport freshwater to the industrial areas in the north. In this video, we will explore the controversial South-to-North Water Diversion Project, including its cost, purpose, environmental impact, and its potential benefits or drawbacks for the Chinese population! For more Megaproject content make sure to subscribe to Top Luxury! 0:00 China‘s $62BN Water Transfer Project 0:35 China's Difficult Geography 3:22 The South-North Water Megaproject 4:19 The Eastern Route 5:22 The Central Route 7:25 The Western Route 8:43 Effects on Chinese People 9:32 Effects on the Environment 11:53 Is the Project Successful?

Each new year brings new and brilliant construction projects that will not only aid the country’s economic development but also improve job opportunities. This year also promises new parks and public spaces, new campus buildings, and civic jewels renovated and reimagined: With climate change at the forefront of everyone’s minds, this project shows a variety of strategies for decarbonizing the built environment, ranging from ecological restoration to adaptive reuse. Here are a few of the major anniversaries we’re anticipating in the coming year.

In the 1950s many believed that railways were an antiquated 19th century technology, soon to be replaced by faster and more convenient forms of transportation. Short and medium-haul jet travel offered unparalleled speed, while the automobile promised unmatched flexibility and convenience. In France, the fastest express trains (Le Mistral) only averaged speeds of just 120km/h. Although French engineers had set remarkable railway speed records during the decade, including reaching 331 km/h in 1955, few considered railways to have much of a future. To compete against newer forms of transport, trains would need faster service speeds. This would require engineering new locomotives, as well as rebuilding rail lines with greater precision, gentler curves, smaller grades and in-cab signaling. The effort and resources required seemed too great to be worthwhile. Opening in 1964, the Shinkansen was the world’s first true high-speed railway. Connecting Japan’s two largest cities (in the 1960s), Tokyo and Osaka, and travelling at speeds in excess of 120 mph (200 km/h), the new specially-designed Shinkansen trains had the highest service speeds in the world. While the Shinkansen was viewed with admiration around the world, French railway engineers were still world leaders in areas of acceleration, braking, and electric pickup at high speeds. In fact, many of the technologies used on the Shinkansen were pioneered by French railway engineers. Inspired by the Japanese experience, the SNCF began experimental work on a high-speed rail network for France. Called the TGV ( Train à Grande Vitesse, or "high-speed train" in French), they focused on a more cost-effective approach that would leverage existing infrastructure as well as newly developed technologies like gas turbine propulsion. But the road to high-speed rail in France would be fraught with skepticism, opposition and competing visions for the future of transport.

A massive downpour wiped out roads and put millions in the path of dangerous flood conditions across parts of the Northeast Sunday. One woman was killed by the flooding in New York state and officials say there are others still unaccounted for. CBS News correspondent Errol Barnett has more.

Residents in Highland Falls, NY are assessing the damage and starting to clean-up after major flooding hit the area on Sunday. FOX Weather's Katie Byrne has the latest .

A string of dangerous thunderstorms slammed the Northeast over the weekend, washing away cars and collapsing roadways with some areas seeing eight inches of rain — and 27million people are under still flood alerts stretching from Eastern New York to New Hampshire. NBC’s Emilie Ikeda reports and Al Roker tracks the latest forecast for TODAY.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a state of emergency Sunday for Orange County. That included the town of Cornwall, near the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, where many roads were flooded and closed off.

China-Europe railway/train links are vital for connectivity and trade in the Eurasian region. China to Europe freight trains are in operation since 2011. The sea communication lines have certain disadvantages such as time, temperature, and international political interference in the Oceans. Thus, China-Europe trade through railways is significant for China and other regional countries. Moreover, China has also backed few passenger railway lines such as China-Laos passenger train (Boteh-Vientiane railway) besides passenger train connecting Hungary and Serbia in Europe called Budapest-Belgrade railway. The freight trains are connecting China with Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Italy and other countries in Europe.

UAE Foreign Minister 'Predicted' Current French Riots In 2017, Warned Europe__ World News (1)

A critical statement made by UAE Foreign Minister back in 2017 is going viral on social media amid France riots. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed can be seen providing an eye-opening take on the French protests. In the clip, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed spoke against the influx of migrants into the European nation. Watch this video for more information.

This video is an 8K demo that serves both entertainment and educational purposes. It has been optimized for 8K and HDR viewing. Additionally, there are a total of 63 clips included in the video. 0:00 - The video opens with a breathtaking aerial view of a green hill and tree in Switzerland. 0:22 - A single tree in the mountain range sways gracefully in the wind. 0:38 - We see a serene little waterfall flowing from a green hill in Switzerland. 0:49 - A mini bridge without pillars is seen from an aerial view, nestled in the Swiss landscape. 1:00 - A beautiful river with Swiss Alps mountains in the background captivates the viewer. 1:10 - Zürich City in Switzerland is seen from the perspective of a green tree and river. 1:21 - A girl walks with a snowboard in the snow at sunrise, adding an element of adventure to the video. 1:32 - An aerial view of rugged Alps mountains during sunrise displays a stunning panorama. 1:48 - Clouds move over a green hill in Switzerland, creating a peaceful atmosphere. 2:04 - A snowy mountain in Switzerland is captured from an aerial view, showcasing the beauty of the Swiss winter. 2:30 - An aerial view of rocky mountains in Switzerland. 2:41 - A plain meadow with a beautiful river and small house. 2:57 - Mountains in Switzerland seen during winter. 3:08 - The Red Glacier Express train runs along the side of a hill. 3:29 - Spiez Castle in Switzerland seen from a drone view. 3:48 - Landwasser viaduct bridge in Filisur, Switzerland. 3:56 - An aerial view of a beautiful house and canal. 4:17 - Matterhorn mountain with aesthetic clouds and lake. 4:33 - Downtown Geneva, a city in Switzerland. 4:54 - The Alps Mountain range seen during sunset in Europe. 5:05 - A girl walks with a snowboard in the snow at sunrise (part 2). 5:15 - Interlaken and blue sky in Switzerland. 5:26 - A beautiful small village with green grassland and a river. 5:48 - An aerial view of Bern City in Switzerland. 6:08 - A plain green hill with a farm seen during a sunny day. 6:30 - A Swiss town with a lake and a nice palm tree. 7:01 - Geneva City and its beautiful lake are showcased. 7:22 - Cows eating grass in a field add charm to the video. 7:35 - Lucerne City is displayed in its glory. 7:51 - Geneva City with a green mountain is showcased for its picturesque beauty. 8:04 - Geneva City is featured again (part 2). 8:24 - Matterhorn with blue sky and clouds captivates the viewer. 8:42 - A peaceful scene with a green tree, mountain, and river. 8:54 - Cars move along narrow roads on a hillside, adding an adventurous element. 9:18 - Lucerne City is highlighted once again for its beauty. 9:31 - The charming Red Glacier Express in the Swiss Alps is seen again. 9:50 - Zurich City is viewed from the perspective of a green tree and river (part 2). 10:07 - A bustling Zurich City seen on a sunny day. 10:20 - An aerial view of a lake with the Alps in the background. 10:45 - A stunning green mountain under a blue sky. 11:10 - Zurich City with a blue lake seen from a drone's perspective. 11:24 - A gorgeous red-roofed building in Bern City. 11:48 - A beautiful bridge in Geneva City. 12:13 - A stunning lake surrounded by snowy mountains. 12:47 - Picturesque grassy meadows with mountains in Switzerland. 13:13 - Bern City in Switzerland (part 2). 13:39 - A tourist walking on a road in Switzerland. 14:07 - Tower walls in the town of Lucerne, Switzerland. 14:33 - Rhine Falls in Switzerland. 14:50 - A sunny day with a lake in Zurich, Switzerland. 15:03 - A sunny day with a lake in Zurich, Switzerland (part 2). 15:17 - An aerial view of a stunning house and bridge in Bern City, Switzerland. 15:39 - A drone's perspective of Zurich City at night. 16:11 - A snow-covered Swiss Alps landscape. 16:21 - Blue sky with small trees in the mountains. 16:37 - An alpine mountain with a quaint green village. 16:54 - A drone's perspective of Zurich City in the afternoon. 17:04 - A fair weather cloud on a green hill in Switzerland (part 2). 17:15 - An aerial view of rocky mountains in Switzerland. 17:41 - A drone's perspective of Zurich City in the afternoon (part 2). 18:19 - The Swiss Parliament building in Bern, Switzerland. 18:40 - A drone's perspective of the Swiss flag. 19:02 - End title.

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Get ready to be amazed as we delve into the realm of China's mega projects, unveiling awe-inspiring feats that Americans won't believe actually exist. Watch this review of China's Mega Projects, and tell us what you think. Enjoy!

Did you know that China has earned the nickname "Infrastructure Maniac"? In today's video, we will bring you mighty Chinese construction technology whose engineering shocks America's engineers to the bone!

Streets in Spain's north-eastern city of Zaragoza were flooded on Thursday, after a severe storm and torrential downpours.

This week a submersible carrying passengers to the site of the wreck of the Titanic disappeared in the North Atlantic; all five aboard perished in a catastrophic implosion. Correspondent David Pogue, who rode in the same underwater vehicle last year, reports on this latest disaster, and looks back on his interviews with OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush and deep-sea explorer P.H. Nargeolet, who were among those killed.

Close-up footage of a tornado forming and ripping through the Mountain View County area near Didsbury, Alta. was recorded by storm chaser Aaron Jayjack on Saturday. Jayjack the initial funneling of the clouds which quickly formed into a massive tornado. He followed the windstorm as it tore through fields and hit a number of houses along the way.

Ever since the Russia-Ukraine war has started, we have seen a series of events that have changed the dynamics of the entire world economy!!! The West applied sanctions on Russia, and, in turn, Russia started hiking the oil and gas prices, causing a recession in Europe

The Hollywood actors' union and major film studios have agreed to keep working and continue talks until 12th July. This is an effort to prevent strike action. The union wants a new pay deal and safeguards around the use of artificial intelligence.

Watch match highlights from the Day 3 of the LV= Insurance Test between England and Australia at Clean Slate Headingly

Superstars like Taylor Swift can move economies with their vocal chords. Swift is set to earn a record $1 billion in ticket sales during her Eras tour. Overall, she could generate $5 billion, more than the GDP of many countries. But she isn't alone. American star singer Beyonce pushed up Sweden's inflation during her tour. And this is due to concert economics. What does it mean? And how does it work?

Upcoming Hollywood movie Barbie has been banned in Vietnam over a controversial map of the South China Sea. The map depicts contested waters as part of Chinese territory. Barbie is the latest in a long list of Hollywood movies that have tried to appease Beijing. Palki Sharma tells you why.

NBC News senior reporter Ben Collins discusses the new social media platform and growing feud between Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk.