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Sustainable Biofuel Development Backed by Boeing

Boeing has, with leading air carriers and Honeywell's UOP, a refining technology developer, established a group to accelerate the development and commercialization of sustainable new aviation fuels

24 Sep 2008

NanoAlert Bulletin Examining the Potential Health Effects of Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials in the Workplace

HSE in the UK has released their NanoAlert bulletin. This bulletin aims to provide an overview of publications of studies that have examined the exposure and potential health effects of nanomaterials

24 Sep 2008

Intelligent and Sustainable Buildings to be Theme of World Standards Day

World Standards Day is celebrated each year on 14 October to pay tribute to the efforts of thousands of experts worldwide who collaborate to develop voluntary International Standards. The theme of this year's World Standards Day message is "Intelligent and sustainable buildings".

24 Sep 2008

Nanotechnology Related Sensors Ordered for Environmental Chemical Detection Monitoring

Advance Nanotech, Inc., announced that the Company's majority owned subsidiary, Owlstone Nanotech, Inc., was awarded a multiple unit contract for its Lonestar environmental monitoring sensor from a U.S. based commercial entity

24 Sep 2008

UCSB Students Address Energy Challenges With ConvEne Program

A new program funded by the National Science Foundation means UC Santa Barbara is now able to offer graduate students deep and broad experience in solving the energy challenges facing the country

24 Sep 2008

CENARIOS Certification Standard May Become Global Safety Standard for Nanotechnology

The first and only nano safety standard with certificate worldwide brings transparency and safety for companies, authorities, investors and consumers

24 Sep 2008

Mainstream Media Ignoring the Contribution to Climate Change Made by Food Production

A study conducted by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health shows the nation’s top newspapers have largely overlooked the food system as one of the more important contributors to global climate change

24 Sep 2008

Sustainable Buildings Award Won by Innovative Medical Building

An innovative new Aberdeen medical building has been awarded a prestigious accolade in recognition of its environmental credentials

24 Sep 2008

Cisco Program Promotes Working Sustainably to Increase Quality of Life, Economic Growth and to Address Climate Change

Today Cisco announced a new way of working sustainably called "Connected and Sustainable Work," designed to provide cities, employers, and citizens with a new framework for fostering economic growth, increasing the quality of life, and addressing the challenges of climate change

24 Sep 2008

Innovative Heating and Cooling Method Slashes Fuel Bills for 300 Year Old House

Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan air source heat pump system uses free energy from the outside air to provide central heating and hot water

24 Sep 2008

Deactivation of Radioactive Waste by Transmutation Reduces Danger Period from Millions of Years to 300 Years

The technological progress of transmutation of radioactive waste made in the last decades can drop the radioactive danger period from millions of years to a few hundred years

22 Sep 2008

Scientists in Hawaii Hit The Waves for Some Scientific Surfing

Chemists have traded their white coats for swim shorts at the University of Hawaii, Honolulu – they’ve shunned the lab so they can swim out to the breakers with a test-tube built into a boogie-board

22 Sep 2008

Image of Earth From Space Shows Arctic Plankton Bloom

This Envisat image captures a plankton bloom stretching across the Northeast Passage in the Barents Sea, a rather deep shelf sea with an average depth around 230 m

22 Sep 2008

Too Little, Too Late May Be the Verdict For Coral Reefs and Cutting Back on CO2 Emissions

Ocean acidification could devastate coral reefs and other marine ecosystems even if atmospheric carbon dioxide stabilizes at 450 ppm, a level well below that of many climate change forecasts

22 Sep 2008

Warm Water Flowing On Ocean Floor Suggests Marine Life in Area Considered Barren

An international team of earth scientists report movement of warmed sea water through the flat, Pacific Ocean floor off Costa Rica. The movement is greater than that off midocean volcanic ridges. The finding suggests possible marine life in a part of the ocean once considered barren

22 Sep 2008

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Sustainable Biofuel Development Backed by Boeing

NanoAlert Bulletin Examining the Potential Health Effects of Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials in the Workplace

Intelligent and Sustainable Buildings to be Theme of World Standards Day

Nanotechnology Related Sensors Ordered for Environmental Chemical Detection Monitoring

UCSB Students Address Energy Challenges With ConvEne Program

CENARIOS Certification Standard May Become Global Safety Standard for Nanotechnology

Mainstream Media Ignoring the Contribution to Climate Change Made by Food Production

Sustainable Buildings Award Won by Innovative Medical Building

Cisco Program Promotes Working Sustainably to Increase Quality of Life, Economic Growth and to Address Climate Change

Innovative Heating and Cooling Method Slashes Fuel Bills for 300 Year Old House

Deactivation of Radioactive Waste by Transmutation Reduces Danger Period from Millions of Years to 300 Years

Scientists in Hawaii Hit The Waves for Some Scientific Surfing

Image of Earth From Space Shows Arctic Plankton Bloom

Too Little, Too Late May Be the Verdict For Coral Reefs and Cutting Back on CO2 Emissions

Warm Water Flowing On Ocean Floor Suggests Marine Life in Area Considered Barren

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