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PerkinElmer and P1 Fuels Team Up to Boost Sustainable Mobility Through Fossil-free Fuels

PerkinElmer, a global leader in end-to-end solutions for diagnostics, life sciences, food and environmental markets, has today announced a long-term partnership with P1 Fuels, a specialist in the formulation, production and delivery of advanced, fossil-free performance fuels for racing teams and the automotive industry.

From PerkinElmer, Inc. 3 Mar 2022

SP Energy Networks Given Green Light for Nine Projects to Accelerate Pace of Change Towards Net Zero Targets

SP Energy Networks has been given the green light to progress with £1.2 m worth of projects to help tackle some of the UK’s biggest and most complex network challenges. Nine projects will now move into an early trial phase where their solutions to help move the country towards achieving its net zero emissions targets will be assessed.

From SP Energy Networks 3 Mar 2022

New Study Reveals Small-Scale Renewable Energy Sources Could Cause Power Failures

Renewable energy that feeds into the main power grid could destabilise the system and potentially cause power failures according to a new study.

2 Mar 2022

Solar-Driven System Successfully Grows Spinach by Using Water Drawn from the Air

Researchers in Saudi Arabia have developed a solar-driven system with the help of a special hydrogel. It has proven efficient in growing spinach by making use of water drawn from the air while generating electricity.

2 Mar 2022

New Thermal Energy Storage Project Could Reduce Bills and Promote Renewables

New technology capable of storing heat for days or even months, aiding the move toward net zero, is the emphasis of a new project involving the Active Building Centre Research Program, directed by Swansea University, which has recently been bestowed a £146,000 fund.

2 Mar 2022

Findings Provide Unique Insights to Better Understand Climate Change in the Arctic

The tiny particles suspended in the air known as aerosols play an important role in heating and cooling our planet, but their effects still aren't fully understood. The particles can occur naturally, such as from volcanoes, forests and oceans, or be produced by human activity, such as fossil-fuel combustion and industrial manufacturing.

2 Mar 2022

Better Forecasting can Help Prepare and Mitigate Extreme Events

State-of-the-art seasonal forecast systems provide predictions of unusual climate conditions in the atmosphere, ocean, land and other components of the climate. These systems are capable of predicting climate variables like temperature and precipitation months in advance. A main reason for this capability is the famous ocean–atmosphere interaction known as the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO).

2 Mar 2022

New Solar-Driven System Successfully Grows Spinach by Using Water Drawn from the Air

Using a unique hydrogel, scientists in Saudi Arabia created a solar-driven system that successfully grows spinach by using water drawn from the air while producing electricity.

2 Mar 2022

ORNL and TVA Join Forces to Advance Decarbonization Technologies

The U.S. Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the Tennessee Valley Authority, or TVA, are joining forces to advance decarbonization technologies from discovery through deployment through a new memorandum of understanding, or MOU.

2 Mar 2022

Review Finds Opportunities to Achieve Win-Win Results for Climate Adaptation and Invasive Species Management

A CABI-led review has found there are opportunities for increased policy coordination to achieve win-win results for both climate adaptation and Invasive Species Management (ISM) in Pakistan, Zambia, Kenya and Ghana.

2 Mar 2022

Safe Ways to Reuse “Greywater”

As more parts of the world face drought, reusing water in safe ways makes sense. One of these ways is to reuse "greywater" – water that has been used once in showers, bathroom sinks and showers. The Soil Science Society of America's (SSSA) March 1st Soils Matter blog reviews how greywater systems work in yards.

2 Mar 2022

Tonga Volcano's Cooling Effect on Climate Change to be Much Smaller than Initially Thought

A fresh analysis of the possible cooling effect of the sulfur dioxide injected into the atmosphere by the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano in January 2022 has concluded that the impact will be much smaller than initially thought-;but the researchers responsible add some major caveats to this conclusion.

2 Mar 2022

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PerkinElmer and P1 Fuels Team Up to Boost Sustainable Mobility Through Fossil-free Fuels

SP Energy Networks Given Green Light for Nine Projects to Accelerate Pace of Change Towards Net Zero Targets

New Study Reveals Small-Scale Renewable Energy Sources Could Cause Power Failures

Solar-Driven System Successfully Grows Spinach by Using Water Drawn from the Air

New Thermal Energy Storage Project Could Reduce Bills and Promote Renewables

Findings Provide Unique Insights to Better Understand Climate Change in the Arctic

Better Forecasting can Help Prepare and Mitigate Extreme Events

New Solar-Driven System Successfully Grows Spinach by Using Water Drawn from the Air

ORNL and TVA Join Forces to Advance Decarbonization Technologies

Review Finds Opportunities to Achieve Win-Win Results for Climate Adaptation and Invasive Species Management

Safe Ways to Reuse “Greywater”

Tonga Volcano's Cooling Effect on Climate Change to be Much Smaller than Initially Thought

Climate Change Threatens Food Production

Sustainable Solutions for Ghost Net Waste

Researchers Discover Additional Use of Hydrogels: Extracting Freshwater from Air

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