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New Study Shows Impact of Burning Fossil Fuels on the World’s Oceans

New Study Shows Impact of Burning Fossil Fuels on the World’s Oceans

A University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science-led study shows that the North Atlantic absorbed 50 percent more man-made carbon dioxide over the last decade, compared to the previous decade. The findings show the impact that the burning of fossil fuels have had on the world’s oceans in just 10 years.

3 Feb 2016

Greenland's Melting Ice Sheet Large Amounts of Phosphorus Every Year

Greenland's Melting Ice Sheet Large Amounts of Phosphorus Every Year

Not only is Greenland's melting ice sheet adding huge amounts of water to the oceans, it could also be unleashing 400,000 metric tons of phosphorus every year – as much as the mighty Mississippi River releases into the Gulf of Mexico, according to a new study.

3 Feb 2016

Researchers Highlight Role of Human Activities that Cause Severe Drought

Researchers Highlight Role of Human Activities that Cause Severe Drought

A group of key water researchers from 13 organisations in eight countries, including the University of Bristol and Cabot Institute, is calling for a revision of how the world should study and tackle drought. The researchers propose broadening the definition of drought to include water shortage caused and made worse – or sometimes improved - by human activity.

3 Feb 2016

University of Exeter Expert Discusses about Globally-Adopted Policies to Fight Climate Change

University of Exeter Expert Discusses about Globally-Adopted Policies to Fight Climate Change

Renewable, energy efficient and flexible electricity sources are being adopted by policy makers and investors across the globe and this is sign of optimism in the battle against climate change, a University of Exeter energy policy expert is suggesting.

2 Feb 2016

Researchers Explore Impact of Heavy Weather Events on Watershed Ecology

Researchers Explore Impact of Heavy Weather Events on Watershed Ecology

A new Yale-led study offers a new conceptual framework for understanding the biogeochemistry of watersheds. The framework combines hydrologic and biogeochemical theory to test well established concepts in watershed ecology.

2 Feb 2016

University of California Researcher Reveals Adverse Impacts of Fungi on Global Warming

University of California Researcher Reveals Adverse Impacts of Fungi on Global Warming

Findings by Adriana Romero determined that fungi in Alaska begin to adapt to high temperatures, speeding up their metabolism, growing and reproducing at a faster pace.

1 Feb 2016

Dartmouth Researchers Study Impact of Changing Vegetation Type in New England's Forest Cover

Dartmouth Researchers Study Impact of Changing Vegetation Type in New England's Forest Cover

Forest soils across New England will store fewer nutrients and metals - some beneficial, some harmful -- as climate change prompts maples and other deciduous trees to replace the region's iconic evergreen conifers, a Dartmouth College study finds.

1 Feb 2016

Scientists Study Impacts of Ocean Acidification on Genetical Adaptability of Marine Species

Scientists Study Impacts of Ocean Acidification on Genetical Adaptability of Marine Species

Ocean acidification may be impacting upon the population dynamics of marine species and hindering their ability to genetically adapt to future climate change.

1 Feb 2016

Syracuse University Professor Contributes to Study of Antarctic Ice-Sheet Stability

Syracuse University Professor Contributes to Study of Antarctic Ice-Sheet Stability

A professor in Syracuse University’s College of Arts and Sciences is joining the growing debate over the fate of the world’s largest ice sheet, whose sudden melting is sending shockwaves throughout the geophysics community.

1 Feb 2016

Many Climate Adaptation Strategies May Have Negative Impact on Nature and People in the Long-Term

Many Climate Adaptation Strategies May Have Negative Impact on Nature and People in the Long-Term

Worldwide responses to climate change could leave people worse off in the future according to a recent study conducted by CSIRO, Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and the University of Queensland.

29 Jan 2016

mipTOF: High-Power Trace Element and Metal Analysis

mipTOF: High-Power Trace Element and Metal Analysis

Discover the mipTOF for fast and high-quality trace element and metals analysis in the air.

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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