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The funding will be matched by international collaborators from nations including China, India, Japan and the US

It is expected to reduce the frequency of manual groundwater sampling and lab analysis and therefore cut the monitoring cost

Oleo Sponge was able to successfully remove oil sheen from the surface of the water

The deep diving animals collected data that could be used to sharpen projections of rising sea levels

It could affect the recovery of the ozone hole and worsen climate change

The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) is seeking two Non-Executive Directors to join the Board and help shape the future of energy. The positions include a financial expert, who will also chair the Audit Committee and an academic or research and development leader. UKAEA scientists and engineers are working with partners around the globe to […]

An international team of scientists have proposed a new “carbon law” as a roadmap for rapidly reducing carbon emissions. The carbon roadmap, modelled on Moore’s law in computing, is expected to halve emissions every decade and double green energy every five years. Moore’s law is the observation that innovation doubles the number of transistors on […]

Lord Lawson is calling for an independent review of the UK’s official climate predictions as he claims the model used to make the projections is “flawed”. Based on research published by an independent climate scientist, a paper issued today by the Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) – founded by Lord Lawson – has highlighted what […]

Scientists in India have joined forces to express their concern over the nuclear plant soon to be commissioned in the southern state of Tamil Nadu. They wrote a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as well as the Chief Ministers of Tamil Nadu and Kerala about the quality of the components and equipment used at […]

US scientists claim solar panels made with more common metals could be cheaper and more sustainable. At a meeting held by the American Chemical Society, the world’s largest scientific society, researchers said less expensive and “earth-abundant” materials like copper and zinc could be used to build solar panels instead of “rare earth” metals like indium […]