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Study Reveals Differences Between Shoot- and Root Phenology Due to Climate Change

A new synthesis conducted by a group of international scientists including Madhav P. Thakur from the University of Bern reveals mismatches between above- and belowground plant phenology due to climate change.

21 Dec 2021

Researchers Reveal Orbital-Scale Monsoon Variability and Dynamics in the Oligocene High-CO2 World

Researchers from China, the U.K., Netherlands, and Australia have revealed orbital-scale Asian monsoon variability and dynamics under conditions of high atmospheric CO2 concentrations and a warm climate during the late Oligocene.

21 Dec 2021

Crossflow Energy Launches Revolutionary Small Wind Turbine

Crossflow Energy, the renewable energy technology specialist, has launched the Crossflow Wind Turbine. Reliable and easy to install, the unique turbine specifically addresses the issues that have historically inhibited the adoption of small-scale wind.

From Crossflow Energy 21 Dec 2021

New Elkem Project Aims to Eliminate CO2 Emissions from Silicon Production

The Research Council of Norway has granted Elkem NOK 16 million to develop a new concept for silicon production where all direct CO2 emissions are eliminated

From Elkem 21 Dec 2021

Three Full-Scale Trials Announced to Help Boost Farm Waste Digestion

Three full-scale industrial trials have been announced at farm sites in Scotland and the East Midlands aimed at unlocking what has been described as the “enormous potential” of anaerobic digestion in tackling farm waste and climate change, and giving the industry confidence to grow.

20 Dec 2021

Signs of Distress in Fish Evident Due to Global Warming, Ocean Acidification

A team of scientists from the University of Adelaide discovered that when fishes interact in groups, they are exhibiting signs of distress caused by ocean acidification and global warming.

20 Dec 2021

New Artificial Photosynthesis Device Component with Better Longevity and Stability

A group of researchers has built a new artificial photosynthesis device component with extraordinary longevity and stability as it selectively turns sunlight and carbon dioxide into two favorable sources of renewable fuels — hydrogen and ethylene.

20 Dec 2021

Warming Associated with Deforestation Reduces the Safety of Outdoor Work for Millions

The tropics is becoming hotter due to a combination of warming associated with deforestation and climate change-;and that can reduce the ability of outdoor workers to perform their jobs safely.

20 Dec 2021

Carbon/Air Secondary Battery as Alternative to Hydrogen-Based Energy Storage Systems

One of the barriers to generating electricity from wind and solar energy is their intermittent nature.

20 Dec 2021

Voluntary Climate Pledges Reduce Power Sector Emissions by a Third

An analysis of pledges made by many of the largest U.S. electric utilities to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions suggests that pledged reductions could reduce power sector emissions by a third as compared to 2018 levels.

20 Dec 2021

Researchers Describe Link Between Arctic Sea Ice and Wildfires in the Western U.S.

"Some say the world will end in fire," wrote Robert Frost a century ago. The poet described one popular take on the world's end before shifting to its apocalyptic opposite, writing, "some say in ice."

20 Dec 2021

Human Disturbance Affecting Little Penguins

Flinders University ecologists are calling on summer holiday-goers to not interfere with wildlife and damage habitats, notably for shy animals such as little penguins.

20 Dec 2021

Octopus Energy and Sterlite Power Team up to Decarbonise India

Energy technology pioneer Octopus Energy Group and leading Indian power transmission player Sterlite Power have signed an agreement that aims to help decarbonise Indian industry and bring cheaper green power to consumers around the world.

From Sterlite Power 20 Dec 2021

Blue Whales Showing Signs of Malnutrition, a Climate Warning says CDU Researcher

Blue whales that pass through the waters off Timor-Leste each year are showing signs of malnutrition according to a Charles Darwin University (CDU) researcher who has been studying the animals for almost a decade.

20 Dec 2021

Simultaneous Heatwaves Will be More Frequent Due to Climate Change

Numerous large heatwaves the size of Mongolia happened at the same time approximately every day during the warm seasons of the 2010s throughout the Northern Hemisphere, according to a study guided by scientists from the Washington State University (WSU).

17 Dec 2021

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Study Reveals Differences Between Shoot- and Root Phenology Due to Climate Change

Researchers Reveal Orbital-Scale Monsoon Variability and Dynamics in the Oligocene High-CO2 World

Crossflow Energy Launches Revolutionary Small Wind Turbine

New Elkem Project Aims to Eliminate CO2 Emissions from Silicon Production

Three Full-Scale Trials Announced to Help Boost Farm Waste Digestion

Signs of Distress in Fish Evident Due to Global Warming, Ocean Acidification

New Artificial Photosynthesis Device Component with Better Longevity and Stability

Warming Associated with Deforestation Reduces the Safety of Outdoor Work for Millions

Carbon/Air Secondary Battery as Alternative to Hydrogen-Based Energy Storage Systems

Voluntary Climate Pledges Reduce Power Sector Emissions by a Third

Researchers Describe Link Between Arctic Sea Ice and Wildfires in the Western U.S.

Human Disturbance Affecting Little Penguins

Octopus Energy and Sterlite Power Team up to Decarbonise India

Blue Whales Showing Signs of Malnutrition, a Climate Warning says CDU Researcher

Simultaneous Heatwaves Will be More Frequent Due to Climate Change

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