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The latest environment news looking at developments in the world of agriculture and aquaculture, along with the management of plastic waste, pollution and climate modelling

Ocean-centric investing in innovation

Environment25th November 2024

The Ocean Foundation discusses how investing in innovative ocean companies can maximise returns and make the world a better place.

Why bio-based chemicals and materials face a higher entry to market bar than fossil incumbents – and why they deserve the effort

Environment25th November 2024

BBIA highlights the potential for bio-based chemicals to reduce greenhouse gases and emphasises the UK’s opportunity to lead in this sector.

Driving net zero emissions in the chemical industry

Environment25th November 2024

Charlie Tan, CEO of Global Impact Coalition, discusses shaping the chemical industry by addressing systemic barriers and advancing solutions.

Marine animals differ in response to climate change

Environment 19th October 2022

New study is the first to explore the relationship between oxygen, temperature, and metabolic requirements of certain marine animals.

Innovations in water quality measurement and sensor integration

Environment 14th October 2022

Recent innovations in water quality measurement are helping to improve the quality of land-based fish farming.

Clearing up ocean pollution with mechanical devices may harm marine life

Environment 13th October 2022

Collecting ocean pollution with mechanical devices may not be as effective as manual clearing and may even harm marine environments.

Using cosmic rays to forecast tropical storms

Environment 11th October 2022

Experts have advanced early weather warning systems, utilising cosmic rays to accurately monitor tropical storms for the first time.

Onshore algae farms could feed ten billion people by 2050

Environment 11th October 2022

Cornell University research suggests that onshore algae farms could help feed ten billion people by 2050, enhancing global food security.

Global warming is likely to blame for increased ocean temperatures

Environment 7th October 2022

A new study has revealed that increased ocean temperatures have likely been caused by global warming as a result of industrialisation.

Scientific expedition discovers high methane levels in Nord Stream

Environment 7th October 2022

A scientific expedition, carried out by the University of Gothenburg, has detected high methane levels in the Nord Stream leak area.

An invisible water crisis is affecting water quality globally

Environment 6th October 2022

Researchers at Utrecht University have concluded that severe water quality issues are being caused by an invisible water crisis.

Glass microspheres are unable to save Arctic sea ice

Environment 6th October 2022

New research has discovered that proposals to cover Arctic sea ice with glass microspheres will actually accelerate the loss of sea ice.

Scientists discover how nitrates in water are increased by soil

Environment 5th October 2022

Researchers have reported that nitrate accumulated in soil plays an important role in the increase of nitrate in water when it rains.

DNA to help analyse responses of marine life to climate change

Environment 5th October 2022

A new study has revealed that DNA can help assess the responses of Antarctica’s marine life to climate change.

High-performance air filter will aid in fighting pollution

Environment 3rd October 2022

A team of researchers have designed a high-performance air filter, which works to filter particulate matter in high temperature environments.

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