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Researchers Create Dual Platform Capable of Detecting Pollutants in Water Bodies

The World Health Organization (WHO) describes contaminated water and the poor hygiene associated with this for the transmission of diseases such as cholera, diarrhea, hepatitis A, typhoid and polio.

22 Aug 2016

Researchers Help Reduce Gas Flaring and Venting from Oil Production

In 2015, several oil-producing nations and oil companies decided to end the practice of flaring natural gas from wells by 2030.

18 Aug 2016

Research Article Proposes New Method to Quantify Degradation Processes Associated with Manure Management

The EU Commision requires Denmark to reduce drastically emissions of greenhouse gases from agriculture. But it is currently not possible to quantify emissions of methane from livestock manure - and to document effects of changes in management.

18 Aug 2016

Survey Reveals Common Plug-In Hybrid User Trends

Battery electric vehicles provide better energy efficiency, less pollution and greenhouse gas emissions over vehicles powered by fossil fuels. Plug-in hybrid vehicles are in a mid-position - they are capable of extended driving in electric mode with electricity generated from the grid or the use of fossil fuel in an inner combustion engine.

17 Aug 2016

Certain Aquatic Ferns Demonstrate Impressive Ability to Selectively Absorb Oil from Contaminated Water

Certain varieties of aquatic floating weeds demonstrate an impressive ability to selectively absorb oil from contaminated water. These plants, which are often regarded as a nuisance, could in fact provide an extremely convenient way of cleaning up messy oil spills.

17 Aug 2016

Energy Efficient Diesel Engines Key for Achieving New Federal Fuel Economy Targets for Commercial Trucks

With 98 percent of the largest commercial trucks powered by diesel engines, the current and future advancements in clean diesel technology will be a key factor in helping the U.S. achieve the new federal fuel efficiency ...

17 Aug 2016

Scientists Develop New Efficient, Affordable Water Heating Technique

A new highly efficient and cost-effective technique to heat water in residential structures has been developed by a team of scientists from the University of Florida and the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

17 Aug 2016

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

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Researchers Create Dual Platform Capable of Detecting Pollutants in Water Bodies

Researchers Help Reduce Gas Flaring and Venting from Oil Production

Research Article Proposes New Method to Quantify Degradation Processes Associated with Manure Management

Survey Reveals Common Plug-In Hybrid User Trends

Certain Aquatic Ferns Demonstrate Impressive Ability to Selectively Absorb Oil from Contaminated Water

Energy Efficient Diesel Engines Key for Achieving New Federal Fuel Economy Targets for Commercial Trucks

Scientists Develop New Efficient, Affordable Water Heating Technique

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

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