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National Trust ends fossil fuel investments

July 4, 2019
The National Trust has revealed that it will cease investment in fossil fuel companies in the interest of “supporting its aims as a conservation charity”.

Bringing artificial leaves out of the lab

March 1, 2019
Artificial leaves that mimic photosynthesis and convert CO2 to fuel could be brought out of the lab for the first time.Artificial leaves only work in the lab because they use...

Renewable energy branches out

December 4, 2017
A team from the US have found a way to convert one of the World’s most abundant polymer – lignin –into a renewable biomass source.

New ‘supermolecule’ created to decontaminate water supplies

April 26, 2017
Researchers at the University of Surrey have produced a method of detecting and removing contaminants from water.

Carbon based filters offer hope for Fukushima clean up

February 8, 2017
Researchers from Russia and the US have discovered a method to extract radioactive elements from contaminated water.

Elemental discovery points to history of water on Mars

December 19, 2016
Boron has been detected for the first time on planet Mars, indicating the presence of long-term groundwater in the past.

Space mission to measure biomass step closer to lift-off

May 26, 2016
A mission to measure the Earth’s biomass is closer to launch after a contract to build its necessary technology was agreed.

Study offers hope for cleaning radioactive water

April 22, 2016
US scientists have discovered a new chemical method to immobilise uranium in contaminated groundwater, which could result in better ways to improve water remediation at old nuclear sites.

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