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Emissions from Cooking Stay Longer in Air and Add to Climate Change

Emissions from Cooking Stay Longer in Air and Add to Climate Change

A new study reveals that particulate emissions from cooking tend to remain in the air for a longer time compared to what was thought earlier, thus contributing more to poor air quality and human health.

9 Dec 2020

Study Reveals Global Warming Accelerates the Loss of Biodiversity

Study Reveals Global Warming Accelerates the Loss of Biodiversity

According to research from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), headed by Almut Arneth, a significant number of present and proposed post-2020 biodiversity targets of international organizations are vulnerable due to climate change, even if other obstacles like habitat exploitation are eliminated.

9 Dec 2020

Peatland Preservation is Crucial to Limiting Climate Change

Peatland Preservation is Crucial to Limiting Climate Change

Preserving the world's peatlands - and the vast carbon stores they contain - is vital to limiting climate change, researchers say.

8 Dec 2020

Researchers Investigate How Marine Protected Areas Shield Ocean Species from Heatwaves

Researchers Investigate How Marine Protected Areas Shield Ocean Species from Heatwaves

Over the past several decades, marine protected areas (MPAs) have emerged as a favored conservation tool. By protecting marine species and safeguarding habitat, these reserves help buffer ecosystems against natural and human-made shocks alike.

8 Dec 2020

Study Investigates Social Inequalities in Urban Heat-Attributable Mortality

Study Investigates Social Inequalities in Urban Heat-Attributable Mortality

Climate change has and will continue to induce severe increases in summer temperatures throughout Europe, especially in the Mediterranean region, where Italy stands out in terms of heat-related effects on daily mortality.

8 Dec 2020

Mountain Venting Could be Potential Source of Atmospheric Particles in Troposphere

Mountain Venting Could be Potential Source of Atmospheric Particles in Troposphere

In the Himalayan valleys, huge amounts of new particles can develop from naturally discharged gases, which could eventually be transferred to high altitudes by the mountain winds and injected into the upper atmosphere.

8 Dec 2020

Nokia Achieves CDP A List for Climate Change Performance

Nokia Achieves CDP A List for Climate Change Performance

Nokia today announced that it has been recognized for its contribution towards cutting emissions, mitigating climate risks and developing a low-carbon economy.

8 Dec 2020

Abrupt Climate Change Occurred Alongside Sea Ice Decline in the North

Abrupt Climate Change Occurred Alongside Sea Ice Decline in the North

Researchers from the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen have, in collaboration with Norwegian researchers in the ERC Synergy project, ICE2ICE, shown that abrupt climate change occurred as a result of widespread decrease of sea ice.

7 Dec 2020

Knowledge of Underground Life of Plants Could Help Mitigate Climate Change

Knowledge of Underground Life of Plants Could Help Mitigate Climate Change

Plants competing for sunlight—stretching upward and outward to block each other’s exposure to the rays of the sun—is a usual sight. However, there is another competition occurring underground, unobserved.

4 Dec 2020

Robot Fleet Used to Study how Marine Life Captures and Stores Carbon

Robot Fleet Used to Study how Marine Life Captures and Stores Carbon

A fleet of new-generation, deep-diving ocean robots will be deployed in the Southern Ocean, in a major study of how marine life acts as a handbrake on global warming.

4 Dec 2020

TOF Resolving Power: Vocus HR

TOF Resolving Power: Vocus HR

Push the limits of TOF resolving power with the Vocus HR.

From TOFWERK

The MPA Horizon Next-Gen Membrane Permeation Analyzer

The MPA Horizon Next-Gen Membrane Permeation Analyzer

The MPA Horizon Next-Gen Membrane Permeation Analyzer delivers advanced gas and vapor permeation analysis for membranes and barrier films.

From Surface Measurement Systems Ltd

PSM Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) Electrolyser Stack Module: up to 2,020 Nm³/h

PSM Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) Electrolyser Stack Module: up to 2,020 Nm³/h

With state-of-the-art Proton Exchange Membrane stacks, PSM Series electrolysers ensure economical, high-purity hydrogen production for large-scale applications.

From Nel Hydrogen

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