The First Industrial Revolution found ways of using water and steam power to mechanize production and improve transportation. The Second Industrial Revolution—referred to as the Technological ...

Coal was the fuel that powered factories during the Industrial Revolution. Image caption, The Newcomen steam engine was invented by Thomas Newcomen in 1712. The engine was commonly found in coal ...

Why did fossil fuels win over water power in the industrial revolution? 🌍 This video explores how capitalism’s need for ...

powering the Industrial Revolution. Effective, but slow. The invention of the steam train and railways offered a way of transporting loads of coal really quickly. The Monklands Canal was replaced ...

On Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 April, to end the Easter holidays, Blists Hill Victorian Town welcomes back its popular Steam in ...

The Guam Power Authority has taken initial steps toward renewable energy, but the Fourth Industrial Revolution offers ...

The nineteenth-century industrial revolution, powered by water and steam, saw a giant leap forward in manufacturing and mass production. A second technological jump came through harnessing ...

This week’s reading takes us from the literal underground of Manhattan’s steaming veins to the not-so-metaphorical land grabs ...