G.P. Thomas

Gary graduated from the University of Manchester with a first-class honours degree in Geochemistry and a Masters in Earth Sciences. After working in the Australian mining industry, Gary decided to hang up his geology boots and turn his hand to writing.

When he isn't developing topical and informative content, Gary can usually be found playing his beloved guitar, or watching Aston Villa FC snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

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Articles from G.P.

University of Gothenburg Conducts Research on High Levels of Carbon Dioxide in Arctic

The University of Gothenburg, Sweden, conducted a research on the levels of carbon dioxide in Arctic coastal seas and reached a conclusion that the level of absorption of the greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide by the Arctic coastal seas is continually decreasing.

26 Jun 2012

Market Research Reports On Smart Grids and Smart Metering

Global Information (GII), an information service company, has announced the release of two market research reports on smart grids and smart metering. The reports find that deployments of smart grids are softening all over the globe due to lack of government stimulus funds and completion of existing projects.

26 Jun 2012

Print on Paper is a Sustainable, Renewable and Recyclable Resource

Usage of paper is a sustainable environmental choice as it is both renewable and recyclable. Contrary to popular belief, print on paper is not causing climate change, global warming, or depleting our forests.

26 Jun 2012

Northern States Gain More through Solar Investment

Soluxe Solar, a provider of customer service, products and installation for solar energy systems, has stated that a common misconception about sufficient sunlight exists among people in New England.

26 Jun 2012

Recycling of Polypropylene (PP)

Polypropylene is a polymer plastic that is a member of the ‘polyolefin’ (polymers produced from alkenes) family.

25 Jun 2012

Researchers at University of Southampton Develop New Method to Monitor Environmental Impact

Scientists from the University of Southampton have announced that they are ground-breaking a new method to measure and monitor the agricultural and industrial impact on the environment.

25 Jun 2012

Role of Earth Observation for Sustainable Development Featured at Rio+20 Summit

The role of Earth observation for sustainable development was analyzed during the Rio+20 Summit, a three-day conference held in Brazil.

25 Jun 2012

Sediment Cores Reveal Arctic has Gone Through Intense Warm Intervals

A new research from international scientists proves that the Arctic has undergone intensely warm periods. It showed that intense warm intervals happened in this region during the last 2.8 million years. Scientists from America, Russia and Germany, along with Peter Rosén och Hendrik Vogel from Umeå University, have published the first findings of the sediment core gathered on land in the Arctic in ‘Science’.

25 Jun 2012

Pennsylvania Regions Dealt with Code Orange Air Quality Action Day

Thursday, June 21 was observed as a code Orange air quality action day for ozone by the U.S. Department of Environmental Protection and its related regional air quality partners for the regions in Susquehanna Valley and the Lehigh Valley, Philadelphia.

22 Jun 2012

Propane Autogas Roadshow Series Highlights Benefits of Propane Autogas Technology

Propane Autogas Roadshow Series, a part of the Southeast Propane Autogas Development Program, made a stop in Alabama in order to educate the community about American-made autogas technology. This last event in the Propane Autogas Roadshow Series has been hosted by the Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition at the Vestavia Hills Lodge.

22 Jun 2012