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Majority of Georgians Strongly Support Solar and Wind Power Over Coal-Fired Plants

A majority of Georgia residents strongly support new solar and wind power capacity over new coal-fired plants and believe the state should set a carbon emissions reduction goal, according to a new survey conducted for researchers at Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia.

24 Feb 2022

Effects of Offshore Wind Farms on the North Sea

The impressive photographs of the North Sea's offshore wind farms with a view of the glittering water are firmly etched in people's minds. Like the lugworm, they already belong to the image we have of the North Sea. But which invisible interactions and effects go hand in hand with this vital element of Germany's energy transition?

24 Feb 2022

New Insights About How the Global Water Cycle is Amplifying as a Whole

The global water cycle – that is, the constant movement of freshwater between the clouds, land and the ocean – plays an important role in our daily lives. This delicate system transports water from the ocean to the land, helping to make our environment habitable and soil fertile.

24 Feb 2022

Biodegradable Household Batteries a Step Closer

Fully organic rechargeable household batteries are an ideal alternative to traditional metal-based batteries, in particular for reducing pollution to landfill and the environment.

24 Feb 2022

Airbus Partnership Indicates Route to Feasible Hydrogen Aircraft, says GlobalData

Airbus has long been a leading company in the hydrogen aircraft theme and is in the process of developing three new aircraft powered by hydrogen.

24 Feb 2022

GHD Secures UK Government Funding to Trial Longer Duration Hydrogen Energy Storage

GHD, one of the world’s leading professional services companies, has secured funding from the Department for Business Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) for a project aiming to demonstrate the use of an innovative hydrogen storage system.

24 Feb 2022

New Method Enables Recycling of CO2 and Drug Development Simultaneously

Researchers at the Institute for Chemical Reaction Design and Discovery (ICReDD) in Hokkaido University have formulated a technique that has the potential to assist in the recycling of waste carbon dioxide (CO2) while also creating molecules beneficial for drug development.

23 Feb 2022

Optimized Recycling Process for EV Batteries

Recycling of electric car batteries can be easier, cheaper, and more environmentally friendly, according to a new scientific article from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, which outlines an optimised recycling process.

23 Feb 2022

Surrey Scientists Support International Effort to Develop Safe, Low-Carbon Electricity Through Nuclear Fusion

Materials engineers at the University of Surrey and the UK Atomic Energy Authority are supporting an international effort to develop a new, economically viable and safe source of low carbon electricity through nuclear fusion.

23 Feb 2022

New Collaborative Project Aims to Methane Emissions in New York

While carbon dioxide emissions have received most of the attention in the fight against global warming, there are other lesser-known air pollutants that are dangerous to our planet as well – including methane.

23 Feb 2022

Warming Climate to Impact Corn Production, Study Says

No matter which of the widely accepted global circulation models ultimately comes closest to predicting the amount of warming caused by climate change, corn production will be reduced, according to a new study by Penn State researchers.

23 Feb 2022

Shrub Recruitment in Greenland and the Tibetan Plateau Suppressed by Global Warming

A new study led by Prof. LIANG Eryuan from the Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research (ITP) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) shows that global warming has suppressed shrub recruitment in Greenland and the Tibetan Plateau.

23 Feb 2022

Study Shows the Relationship Between Deforestation, Political Conflict, and Peace-Building in Colombia

A new study reveals why deforestation has been increasing in Colombia in recent times.

23 Feb 2022

EASAC Congratulates Their Colleague Sir Andy Haines on Tyler Prize for Work on Climate Change and Human Health

The 2022 Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement – often regarded as the ‘Nobel Prize for the Environment’ – will be awarded to British physician Sir Andy Haines, one of the first scientists to sound the alarm that changes to the natural environment have dangerous implications for human health.

23 Feb 2022

New Construction Industry Report by Patrick Parsons Reveals Poor Building Material Supply Chains are the Main Barrier to Achieving Net Zero

A new report, ‘Sustainable by design’, by engineering consultancy Patrick Parsons, based on research* with 100 senior executives of UK construction firms, reveals that despite the majority (85%) believing the industry is doing enough to reach net zero by 2050, there are significant barriers to achieving this target.

23 Feb 2022

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Majority of Georgians Strongly Support Solar and Wind Power Over Coal-Fired Plants

Effects of Offshore Wind Farms on the North Sea

New Insights About How the Global Water Cycle is Amplifying as a Whole

Biodegradable Household Batteries a Step Closer

Airbus Partnership Indicates Route to Feasible Hydrogen Aircraft, says GlobalData

GHD Secures UK Government Funding to Trial Longer Duration Hydrogen Energy Storage

New Method Enables Recycling of CO2 and Drug Development Simultaneously

Optimized Recycling Process for EV Batteries

Surrey Scientists Support International Effort to Develop Safe, Low-Carbon Electricity Through Nuclear Fusion

New Collaborative Project Aims to Methane Emissions in New York

Warming Climate to Impact Corn Production, Study Says

Shrub Recruitment in Greenland and the Tibetan Plateau Suppressed by Global Warming

Study Shows the Relationship Between Deforestation, Political Conflict, and Peace-Building in Colombia

EASAC Congratulates Their Colleague Sir Andy Haines on Tyler Prize for Work on Climate Change and Human Health

New Construction Industry Report by Patrick Parsons Reveals Poor Building Material Supply Chains are the Main Barrier to Achieving Net Zero

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