Laura Thomson

Senior Editor

Laura Thomson graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University with an English and Sociology degree. During her studies, Laura worked as a Proofreader and went on to do this full-time until moving on to work as a Website Editor for a leading analytics and media company.

In her spare time, Laura enjoys reading a range of books and writing historical fiction. She also loves to see new places in the world and spends many weekends walking with her Cocker Spaniel Millie.

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Articles from Laura

Development of “Umbrella” Architecture That Would Favor ZLD Desalination

Water covers around 75% of the Earth’s surface. Freshwater, on the other hand, accounts for only about 2.7% of this vast natural resource. Oceans and seas contain almost 97% of the world’s water, which contains salts and minerals that cannot be consumed directly in everyday lives. This article will

11 Mar 2022

Major Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough Could Make Way for Unlimited Clean Energy

AZoCleantech interviews Dr. Joe Milnes, Head of JET Operations, UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA), about his team's record-breaking experiment that is helping to accelerate the future of limitless, clean energy.

9 Mar 2022

The Impact of Solar Radiation Modification on the Ocean Carbon Cycle

Researchers have built on past studies to explore the impact of SRM on the ocean carbon cycle and marine biogeochemistry. The paper was published in Atmospheric and Oceanic Science Letters.

8 Mar 2022

International Women's Day: Women Breaking the Bias in Clean Technology

This International Women's Day, AZoCleantech spoke to inspiring women who have made a difference in the Clean Technology field. They share their experiences of working in STEM, their key achievements, any future projects they are working on, and the importance of breaking the bias to develop an equa

8 Mar 2022

Are We Heading Towards a Sixth Mass Extinction?

AZoCleantech speaks to Robert Cowie from the Pacific Biosciences Research Center at the University of Hawaii about his team's research on the Sixth Mass Extinction.

7 Mar 2022

What Caused the Little Ice Age?

AZoCleantech speaks to Francois Lapointe from the University of Massachusetts about his team's research into the Little Ice Age.

4 Mar 2022

Could Water Quality Guidelines Be Harming the Planet?

AZoCleantech spoke to Dr. Laura Christianson P.E. about current water quality conservation practices and how they may not go far enough in providing environmental benefits. Christianson goes into detail about her unique study in this interview.

3 Mar 2022

IPCC: Fossil Fuel and Industry CO2 Emissions Growth Rates

Human progress is driven by a variety of causes, including human decision-making. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) utilizes carbon dioxide (CO2) emission scenarios to envisage and assess “a range of probable futures”.

24 Feb 2022

Climate Change Affects Antarctic Silverfish Population in Western Antarctic Peninsula

Scientists looked at the interconnection between Antarctic Silverfish and the WAP environment over a two-decade period.

24 Feb 2022

Analysis of the Occurrence of Pharmaceutical Pollution in Global Rivers

To comprehend the possible impacts of pharmaceutical exposures, it is crucial to know the concentrations that happen in riverine environments. In this study, researchers show a complete universal study of pharmaceutical occurrence in the rivers of less than 50% of the countries in the world (n = 1,0

24 Feb 2022