"managed environment"

#13439965

13 Mar 2026

A perspective view of the Xiaomi Mijia Semi-automatic Espresso Machine (model CME003) is showcased as part of the Xiaomi smart home ecosystem during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, on March 5, 2026. This ultra-slim appliance, measuring just 14cm in width, features a professional 20 Bar high-pressure Italian pump and a 1350W heating element. The device is equipped with an NTC precise temperature control system and professional low-pressure pre-infusion technology to ensure optimal flavor extraction and a rich crema. The hardware includes a stainless steel housing, a 0.9-liter removable water tank, and a high-performance 8mm rotary steam wand for milk frothing. Managed via an intuitive touch interface, the machine allows for customizable cup volumes (40ml/80ml) and is integrated into the Xiaomi HyperOS environment for status monitoring and maintenance alerts through the Mi Home app.

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#13202685

16 Jan 2026

Sanitation workers sort plastic waste at the Tegallega Integrated Waste Management Facility (TPST) in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. The Bandung City Government records that around 100 tons of waste per day can now be managed through cooperation with various RDF processing facilities operating in several areas in West Java, including in Bandung City and its surroundings. This effort aims to reduce the volume of waste entering final disposal sites and serves as a proactive measure to address waste emergencies by utilizing waste as a more sustainable alternative fuel source.

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#13202688

16 Jan 2026

Sanitation workers sort plastic waste at the Tegallega Integrated Waste Management Facility (TPST) in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. The Bandung City Government records that around 100 tons of waste per day can now be managed through cooperation with various RDF processing facilities operating in several areas in West Java, including in Bandung City and its surroundings. This effort aims to reduce the volume of waste entering final disposal sites and serves as a proactive measure to address waste emergencies by utilizing waste as a more sustainable alternative fuel source.

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#13076635

9 Dec 2025

A woman stands in front of a clothing donation container and looks at a pile of discarded garments left on the ground in Bari, Italy, on September 29, 2025. The container displays signage for used clothing collection managed by local services.

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#12313653

28 Apr 2025

RE 1 from Nuremberg arrives at Munich Central Station, and travelers leave the train and crowd the platform in Munich, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on April 27, 2025. The station is managed by Deutsche Bahn (DB) and forms a critical part of the Munich public transport system integrated with MVV (Munchner Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund) and MVG (Munchner Verkehrsgesellschaft), with many passengers using the Deutschlandticket (D-Ticket) for local and regional travel.

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#12221713

2 Apr 2025

Travelers walk through the check-in and queue area toward the security screening zone at Tho Xuan Airport in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, on April 2, 2025. The terminal features modern architecture with wide walkways, seating areas, and signage managed by the Airports Corporation of Vietnam.

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#12221726

2 Apr 2025

Travelers sit in the boarding lounge next to self-service check-in kiosks at Tho Xuan Airport in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, on April 2, 2025. The airport terminal includes modern amenities, including digital kiosks managed by the Airports Corporation of Vietnam for streamlined flight processing.

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#12194122

25 Mar 2025

The Fujitsu logo is displayed on the facade of a high-rise office building in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, on January 23, 2022.

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#12099185

26 Feb 2025

People sit in the waiting hall of Karlsruhe central station waiting for their train in Karlsruhe, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, on February 24, 2025

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#11831101

3 Dec 2024

In 29 municipalities in Basilicata, between the provinces of Potenza and Matera, the water crisis continues to be a reality. Although summer has ended months ago, about 140,000 people grapple with extreme water shortages. The Camastra dam, which has been the main water source in the area since 1970 and has been managed since January 2024 by Acque del Sud spa, a newly formed company controlled by the Ministry of Economy, cannot respond as it has reached critical levels. The region's engineers predict it will not be able to meet demands beyond November 22. Drought is a factor, but not the only one, judging by the history of the reservoir.

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#11831102

3 Dec 2024

In 29 municipalities in Basilicata, between the provinces of Potenza and Matera, the water crisis continues to be a reality. Although summer has ended months ago, about 140,000 people grapple with extreme water shortages. The Camastra dam, which has been the main water source in the area since 1970 and has been managed since January 2024 by Acque del Sud spa, a newly formed company controlled by the Ministry of Economy, cannot respond as it has reached critical levels. The region's engineers predict it will not be able to meet demands beyond November 22. Drought is a factor, but not the only one, judging by the history of the reservoir.

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#11831103

3 Dec 2024

In 29 municipalities in Basilicata, between the provinces of Potenza and Matera, the water crisis continues to be a reality. Although summer has ended months ago, about 140,000 people grapple with extreme water shortages. The Camastra dam, which has been the main water source in the area since 1970 and has been managed since January 2024 by Acque del Sud spa, a newly formed company controlled by the Ministry of Economy, cannot respond as it has reached critical levels. The region's engineers predict it will not be able to meet demands beyond November 22. Drought is a factor, but not the only one, judging by the history of the reservoir.

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#11831104

3 Dec 2024

In 29 municipalities in Basilicata, between the provinces of Potenza and Matera, the water crisis continues to be a reality. Although summer has ended months ago, about 140,000 people grapple with extreme water shortages. The Camastra dam, which has been the main water source in the area since 1970 and has been managed since January 2024 by Acque del Sud spa, a newly formed company controlled by the Ministry of Economy, cannot respond as it has reached critical levels. The region's engineers predict it will not be able to meet demands beyond November 22. Drought is a factor, but not the only one, judging by the history of the reservoir.

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#11831105

3 Dec 2024

In 29 municipalities in Basilicata, between the provinces of Potenza and Matera, the water crisis continues to be a reality. Although summer has ended months ago, about 140,000 people grapple with extreme water shortages. The Camastra dam, which has been the main water source in the area since 1970 and has been managed since January 2024 by Acque del Sud spa, a newly formed company controlled by the Ministry of Economy, cannot respond as it has reached critical levels. The region's engineers predict it will not be able to meet demands beyond November 22. Drought is a factor, but not the only one, judging by the history of the reservoir.

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#11831106

3 Dec 2024

In 29 municipalities in Basilicata, between the provinces of Potenza and Matera, the water crisis continues to be a reality. Although summer has ended months ago, about 140,000 people grapple with extreme water shortages. The Camastra dam, which has been the main water source in the area since 1970 and has been managed since January 2024 by Acque del Sud spa, a newly formed company controlled by the Ministry of Economy, cannot respond as it has reached critical levels. The region's engineers predict it will not be able to meet demands beyond November 22. Drought is a factor, but not the only one, judging by the history of the reservoir.

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#11831107

3 Dec 2024

In 29 municipalities in Basilicata, between the provinces of Potenza and Matera, the water crisis continues to be a reality. Although summer has ended months ago, about 140,000 people grapple with extreme water shortages. The Camastra dam, which has been the main water source in the area since 1970 and has been managed since January 2024 by Acque del Sud spa, a newly formed company controlled by the Ministry of Economy, cannot respond as it has reached critical levels. The region's engineers predict it will not be able to meet demands beyond November 22. Drought is a factor, but not the only one, judging by the history of the reservoir.

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