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New Model Uses AI to Make Predictions on Climate Change Impact

Global warming alone is sufficient to make Chicago produce 12% more electricity for each person each summer month, by 2030.

6 Mar 2020

Veolia help Group Water Scheme Launch Solar Energy Project

Polecat Springs Group Water Scheme (GWS), working with Veolia, has become the first Group Water Scheme to use renewable energy to directly power its water treatment plant.

6 Mar 2020

Australian Scientists to View Underwater Ningaloo Canyons for First Time

Chief scientist Dr. Nerida Wilson from the Western Australian Museum, and her research team will set sail from Fremantle on March 8 aboard the research vessel Falkor to explore for the first time the underwater Ningaloo Canyons, home to countless species and fauna never seen before in the deep sea.

6 Mar 2020

Guinea-Bissau and IFAD Partner to Build Farmers’ Resilience to Climate Change

The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) today announced support for a new project in Guinea-Bissau to reduce poverty, increase productivity and incomes, improve food and nutrition security and build the resilience of at least 287,000 small-scale farmers in the face of climate change.

5 Mar 2020

Growth for Pioneering Yorkshire Clean Energy Disrupter

FeTu has increased its workforce from four to eight over the past 12 months, with plans to recruit a further three people by the end of the year.

4 Mar 2020

Suez Attends National Plastics Summit

SUEZ, a leader in smart and sustainable resource management, welcomed the opportunity to participate in the National Plastics Summit, bringing together over 200 representatives from government, industry and community sectors to address issues with, and solutions to, the use of plastics in the Australian economy.

From SUEZ 4 Mar 2020

Tasmania’s Ancient Rainforest Faces Grim Future with Warming Climate

New research at Portland State University reports that the ancient rainforest region of Tasmania faces a gloomy future due to the warming climate and the way people utilize the land.

4 Mar 2020

Turning Australia’s Rubbish into a Resource: Leading Engineers Celebrate World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development

With the help of sustainable engineering, Australia’s rubbish will be transformed into a key resource and generate new industries, Australia’s top technology and engineering experts said today, ahead of tomorrow’s inaugural World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development.

4 Mar 2020

Are the World’s Beaches Disappearing as a Result of Climate Change?

A new study has revealed that the world is facing losing almost half of its beaches by 2100 as a result of climate change.

By Sarah Moore 4 Mar 2020

New Tools Illustrate a Technique for Large-Scale Storage of Renewable Energy

A new approach based on the principles of NMR and MRI has facilitated researches to not only notice the way next-generation batteries function for major energy storage, but also on how they fail.

3 Mar 2020

Metrohm USA Announces 8th Annual Young Chemist Award Winner

Metrohm USA is pleased to announce the winner of its 2020 Young Chemist Award, Dr. Pawan Jolly.

From Metrohm USA Inc. 3 Mar 2020

Why the Wettest February on Record is Causing Climate Concerns to Grow

A total of three extreme rainfall events hit the UK in the second month of the year, causing experts and the general population to feel raising concern over the increasingly severe impacts of climate change.

By Sarah Moore 3 Mar 2020

3 Billion Tons Less CO2 with Photonics

Photonics technologies can contribute to 3 billion tons less carbon dioxide per year by 2030.

3 Mar 2020

Antarctic Floating Ice Walls Protect Against Warmer Seas

A recent study published in the journal Nature has explored the physics behind the warming ocean currents around the Antarctic coast, finding floating ice walls offer some protection to the ice sheet by limiting the amount of ocean heat that reaches the ice.

3 Mar 2020