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Similarity Theory Could be a Powerful Approach to Accelerate Progress in Fuel Cell Research

Globally, an ever-increasing number of research groups are focusing on technology related to the production of hydrogen, which is now widely accepted as the ultimate clean energy carrier.

1 Dec 2021

New Antarctic Drilling Project Focuses on the Ice Sheet’s Sensitivity to Global Warming

An international team of researchers including faculty at Binghamton University, State University of New York will drill into the ocean floor to discover the West Antarctic Ice Sheet's sensitivity to global warming.

1 Dec 2021

Study Offers Palaeoclimate-Based Support for Better Projecting Future Climate Responses

A recent study by an international research group led by Prof. AO Hong from the Institute of Earth Environment of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has revealed Asian climate variability and dynamics across the early-to-middle Pliocene Warm Period, thus providing clues for future climate change.

1 Dec 2021

Experts to Convene at UCLA to Discuss the Public Health Impact of Climate Change

In the aftermath of the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) this month, experts from the public and private sectors will meet Tuesday, Nov. 30, at UCLA to discuss the expected impact of climate change on the health of Californians.

1 Dec 2021

Coregas Partners with Haskel on Australia’s First Commercial Hydrogen-Powered Heavy Vehicle Refuelling Station

Coregas, part of Wesfarmers Group and the only Australian-owned gases company, has purchased a refuelling station and dispenser from Haskel Hydrogen Systems Group for Australia’s first commercial, hydrogen-powered heavy vehicle refuelling station at Coregas’s hydrogen production facility at Port Kembla, New South Wales.

From Haskel 1 Dec 2021

Zayndu Seed Cleaning Accelerates Salad Leaf Growing Cycle

‘Amazing results’ from trials show faster germination from chemical-free cleaning technology

From Zayndu Ltd. 1 Dec 2021

New Wave of Cutting-Edge Technologies Supported by UK Government Show Potential to Significantly Cut Carbon and Costs for Industry

The UK Government-funded BEIS Industrial Energy Efficiency Accelerator has today released the results from the initial phases of the programme, which suggest that from the 16 innovation demonstration cross-sector projects supported, up to 40.5 TWh of energy could be saved by 2031 if the technologies are adopted.

1 Dec 2021

HPS Receives the "Berlin Brandenburg Innovation Award" for the World's First Year-Round Electricity Storage System for Homes

HPS Home Power Solutions GmbH, provider of picea, the world’s first year-round electricity storage system for homes based on green hydrogen, today announced that it has been selected from 168 entries to receive the “Berlin Brandenburg Innovation Award”.

From Home Power Solutions (HPS) 1 Dec 2021

Australia Post Welcomes First Electric Trucks to its Delivery Fleet

Australia Post has welcomed the first of 20 electric trucks to its national delivery fleet, with three Fuso eCanters now delivering parcels to customers in Melbourne ahead of Christmas.

30 Nov 2021

Researchers Analyze the Origins of Microplastics in Antarctica

Microplastics are all over the place, even in the most remote regions of the world. Where do these minute pieces of plastic originate from? Scientists from the University of Basel and the Alfred-Wegener Institute have demonstrated that it requires precise analysis to respond to this question.

30 Nov 2021

Tropical Cyclones’ Destructive Power Could Have Doubled Due to Climate change

In a new paper published in Frontiers in Earth Science, researchers investigated how tropical cyclones' destructive power has changed over the eastern and southeastern regions of Asia between 1979 (hereafter) and 2016.

30 Nov 2021

New Method Uses Waterfall's Sound and Appearance to Track Water Loss

Waterfalls have a specific threshold of water flow that must be maintained to preserve their characteristic sound and appearance, according to research that used audio recordings and images to monitor waterfalls in Europe.

30 Nov 2021

World's Eight Most Extreme Wildfire Weather Years on Record Occurred in the Last Decade

The world's eight most extreme wildfire weather years have occurred in the last decade, according to a new study that suggests extreme fire weather is being driven by a decrease in atmospheric humidity coupled with rising temperatures.

30 Nov 2021

Arctic Rivers are Discharging Much More Water than Previously Thought, Satellite Data Reveals

A civil and environmental engineering researcher at the University of Massachusetts Amherst has, for the first time, assimilated satellite information into on-site river measurements and hydrologic models to calculate the past 35 years of river discharge in the entire pan-Arctic region.

30 Nov 2021

Can United Nations’ COP26 Save Antarctica’s Ice Sheets from Melting?

For more than 30 years, David Harwood, professor in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, has been a leading scientist investigating how global temperature change affected Antarctic ecosystems and the stability of the large southern ice sheets over millions of years in the ancient past.

30 Nov 2021

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Similarity Theory Could be a Powerful Approach to Accelerate Progress in Fuel Cell Research

New Antarctic Drilling Project Focuses on the Ice Sheet’s Sensitivity to Global Warming

Study Offers Palaeoclimate-Based Support for Better Projecting Future Climate Responses

Experts to Convene at UCLA to Discuss the Public Health Impact of Climate Change

Coregas Partners with Haskel on Australia’s First Commercial Hydrogen-Powered Heavy Vehicle Refuelling Station

Zayndu Seed Cleaning Accelerates Salad Leaf Growing Cycle

New Wave of Cutting-Edge Technologies Supported by UK Government Show Potential to Significantly Cut Carbon and Costs for Industry

HPS Receives the "Berlin Brandenburg Innovation Award" for the World's First Year-Round Electricity Storage System for Homes

Australia Post Welcomes First Electric Trucks to its Delivery Fleet

Researchers Analyze the Origins of Microplastics in Antarctica

Tropical Cyclones’ Destructive Power Could Have Doubled Due to Climate change

New Method Uses Waterfall's Sound and Appearance to Track Water Loss

World's Eight Most Extreme Wildfire Weather Years on Record Occurred in the Last Decade

Arctic Rivers are Discharging Much More Water than Previously Thought, Satellite Data Reveals

Can United Nations’ COP26 Save Antarctica’s Ice Sheets from Melting?

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