AZoCleantech speaks to Amanda Cavanagh from the University of Essex about the future of agriculture in a changing climate and how bypassing a photosynthetic glitch could help us to future-proof our food crops.
By Laura Thomson
21 Jan 2022
In this interview, we speak to Unilever and UN Women about the key message people need to take from COP26 and the role science plays in fighting climate change.
By Emily Henderson
7 Jan 2022
AZoCleantech speaks to Dr. Junqiao Wu about his team's smart-roof coating development. The technology could be used to transform roof materials, automatically disabling radioactive cooling in the winter and keeping us warm and cool depending on the season.
By Laura Thomson
6 Jan 2022
AZoCleantech speaks to Alan Nudelman, President of Composition Materials Co., Inc. (CMC), about natural, sustainable alternatives to microbead plastics and the importance of continuing to eliminate these hazardous plastics from ecosystems and food chains.
AZoCleantech interviews Jonathan Carrivick from the University of Leeds about his research on the extent of Himalayan glacier melting. His team mapped ~15,000 Himalayan glaciers and found that they are melting at a greater rate than ever before.
By Laura Thomson
5 Jan 2022
AZoCleantech speaks to Ian Hatton from Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences about the consequences of industrial fishing and its effect on the ocean's natural balance.
By Laura Thomson
17 Dec 2021
AZoCleantech speaks to Shahar Chaikin from Tel-Aviv University about his latest research on the role of climate change on marine species migration and distribution. Chaikin and his team have found that the warming climate drives marine species to migrate deeper as the ocean they live in warms.
By Laura Thomson
16 Dec 2021
In this interview, we speak to researchers from MBARI about the Benthic Rover II and how it helps to monitor the deep-sea carbon cycle and climate change.
By Emily Henderson
16 Dec 2021
AZoCleantech interviews Christopher Barton, CEO and founder of Barton Blakeley Technologies, about a world-first carbon conversion system turning emissions into silica. The company's development will help manufacturers to create improved products with a reduced carbon footprint.
AZoCleantech speaks to Ferran Sayol from University College London who has researched human effects on bird biodiversity. Sayol details his recent study looking at how introduced bird species are failing to replace the roles of extinct birds.
By Laura Thomson
14 Dec 2021