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International Study Reveals Earliest Land Plants are Responsible for Earth’s Oxygen-Rich Atmosphere

The evolution of the first land plants including mosses may explain a long-standing mystery of how Earth’s atmosphere became enriched with oxygen, according to an international study led by the University of Exeter.

16 Aug 2016

Future Climate Warming Could Cause Only Minor Cuts in Energy Output at Power Plants

Future climate warming will likely cause only minor cuts in energy output at most U.S. coal- or gas-fired power plants, a new Duke University study finds.

16 Aug 2016

New Approach to Detect and Fix Methane Leaks in Real Time

Researchers have flown aircraft over an oil and gas field and pinpointed--with unprecedented precision--sources of the greenhouse gas methane in real time.

16 Aug 2016

Nanostructured Device has Ability to Disinfect Water Faster than Conventional Methods

Around the world, the only way to make germy water safe is through a boiling process, which uses a lot of fuel.

16 Aug 2016

Energy Vision Selects Flexenclosure’s eSite for Major Green Hybrid Power System Rollout in Gabon

Energy Vision has selected Flexenclosure – a Sweden-based designer and manufacturer of prefabricated data centre buildings and green hybrid power systems for the ICT industry – for a significant eSite hybrid power system...

15 Aug 2016

New Study Reveals Offshore Wind in Cape Wind Could Be More Powerful, Turbulent Than Predicted

According to a new study by researchers from University of Delaware (UD), offshore wind in the northeastern region of the United States could be more powerful, yet more unstable than expected.

15 Aug 2016

Growth of IoT has Potential to Bring Unprecedented, Unlimited Rises in Energy Consumption

The world should consider ways to limit data growth on the internet to prevent run-away energy consumption and help limit carbon emissions, say leading computer scientists.

12 Aug 2016

Oil Spills Affect Haddock Eggs, Cause Deformities

An international team of scientists have discovered that Atlantic haddock can suffer extreme and often deadly deformities during the development stages if their eggs are exposed to even small amounts of dispersed crude oil.

12 Aug 2016

Study Reveals Community Diversity Influences Plant’s Response to Carbon Dioxide Levels

A recent study published in Nature Communications has stated that plants that have reached a stage of evolution wherein they can withstand high levels of carbon dioxide do not grow effectively when they are moved to other plant community with different environmental conditions.

12 Aug 2016

Researchers Use E.coli to Engineer Improved Biofuels

Although E. coli bacteria is most of the times considered as a bad bug, laboratory-adapted E. coli that do not harm human beings, at the same time can multiply fast, have been commonly used for various research purposes.

11 Aug 2016

UTA, KIER Join Force to Develop Clean Energy Technology to Improve Lives of Citizens Worldwide

The University of Texas at Arlington and The Korea Institute of Energy Research have joined forces to develop clean energy technologies that improve the lives of citizens worldwide.

11 Aug 2016

Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Unveils Latest Investment in New Solar Power Facility

With the dual goals of cutting carbon emissions and reducing operational costs, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California unveiled its latest investment in solar power today.

10 Aug 2016

Toxic Chemicals Exceed Federally Recommended Safety Levels in Public Drinking Water Supplies in the U.S.

Levels of a widely used class of industrial chemicals linked with cancer and other health problems--polyfluoroalkyl and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs)--exceed federally recommended safety levels in public drinking water supplies for six million people in the U.S., according to a new study led by researchers from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS).

10 Aug 2016

Reinforcing the Important Cycle of Reducing Emissions and Improving Technology

During the United Nations climate talks in Paris in December 2015, 195 nations along with the EU drafted an agreement to address climate change by meeting nationally determined emissions-reduction targets.

9 Aug 2016

New Operating Committee Aims to Elevate Rice Research to Improve Energy and Environmental Sustainability

Rice’s Energy and Environment Initiative is reaching out to university faculty for new ideas about interdisciplinary research collaborations that could attract significant government and industry support.

9 Aug 2016

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International Study Reveals Earliest Land Plants are Responsible for Earth’s Oxygen-Rich Atmosphere

Future Climate Warming Could Cause Only Minor Cuts in Energy Output at Power Plants

New Approach to Detect and Fix Methane Leaks in Real Time

Nanostructured Device has Ability to Disinfect Water Faster than Conventional Methods

Energy Vision Selects Flexenclosure’s eSite for Major Green Hybrid Power System Rollout in Gabon

New Study Reveals Offshore Wind in Cape Wind Could Be More Powerful, Turbulent Than Predicted

Growth of IoT has Potential to Bring Unprecedented, Unlimited Rises in Energy Consumption

Oil Spills Affect Haddock Eggs, Cause Deformities

Study Reveals Community Diversity Influences Plant’s Response to Carbon Dioxide Levels

Researchers Use E.coli to Engineer Improved Biofuels

UTA, KIER Join Force to Develop Clean Energy Technology to Improve Lives of Citizens Worldwide

Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Unveils Latest Investment in New Solar Power Facility

Toxic Chemicals Exceed Federally Recommended Safety Levels in Public Drinking Water Supplies in the U.S.

Reinforcing the Important Cycle of Reducing Emissions and Improving Technology

New Operating Committee Aims to Elevate Rice Research to Improve Energy and Environmental Sustainability

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