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- Americans had the right to know the harms of smoking. They have the right to know the harms of the energy industry, too
- Can lab-grown food save the planet? | Letters Fri, 10 Jan 20, 6:14amDaniel Pryor of the Adam Smith Institute, David E Hanke, Georgina Ferry and Prof Mick Watson respond to an article by George Monbiot claiming that lab-grown food will end farming and save the planetIt’s encouraging to find...
- The Guardian view on philanthropy and the bushfires: a reason to hope | Editorial Tue, 7 Jan 20, 5:35amIn an ideal world it would not be left to film stars to point to the science underlying the climate emergency“You are in no position to lecture the public about anything,” Golden Globes host Ricky Gervais told his audience...
- Life could have emerged from lakes with high phosphorus Thu, 2 Jan 20, 9:00pmUniversity of Washington Life as we know it requires phosphorus. It’s one of the six main chemical elements of life, it forms the backbone of DNA and RNA molecules, acts as the main currency for energy in all cells...
- Discovering a new fundamental underwater force Sun, 22 Dec 19, 5:00pmA miscalculated Fluids Lab demonstration leads to a new understanding of how particles accumulate in lakes and oceans University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill VIDEO: Ocean particle accumulation has long been understood...
- Zero-carbon ships on horizon under fuel levy plan Wed, 18 Dec 19, 11:01amClimate groups say 10-year ICS plan not urgent enough to cut carbon from ‘dirty’ sector
- After 30 years of failed climate politics, let’s try science! Sat, 14 Dec 19, 5:00amFrom The Fabius Maximus website By Larry Kummer, Editor / 21 Comments / 12 December 2019 Summary: The climate policy debate has raged for 30 years, consisting mostly of propaganda and political games, with few results...
- Paris climate deal: world not on track to meet goal amid continuous emissions Wed, 4 Dec 19, 11:01amSlowdown this year in rising greenhouse gases does not negate long-term trend, finds carbon budget analysis
- Students accuse Cambridge university of 'greenwashing' ties with oil firms Sat, 23 Nov 19, 7:00pmActivists call Cambridge Zero initiative a ‘PR stunt to divert attention from links to fossil fuel industry’
- Renewable energy: climate crisis 'may have triggered faster wind speeds' Tue, 19 Nov 19, 6:23amWindfarms could be able to generate more energy due to phenomenon, says report
- How UK's disused mine shafts could be used to store renewable energy Mon, 21 Oct 19, 4:00pmGravitricity develops winch and hoist system to store energy at half the cost of lithium-ion batteries
- Tory boasts on climate action are full of hot air | Letters Tue, 22 Oct 19, 3:41amMichael Miller writes on the Conservatives’ record on tackling the climate crisis, while Dr Andy Higginbottom argues that both parties fail to acknowledge the real impact and Dr David Lowry says that nuclear power is not...
- How UK's disused mine shafts plan to store renewable energy Mon, 21 Oct 19, 4:00pmGravitricity develops winch and hoist system to store energy at half the cost of lithium-ion batteries
- Plastics: Science is Winning Sat, 19 Oct 19, 12:00pmGuest Essay by Kip Hansen — 18 October 2019 Science is beginning to win in the long battle over misinformed anti-plastic advocacy. It has been a long time coming. The most recent paper on the subject...
- How the Universe Stopped Making Sense Fri, 18 Oct 19, 2:03pmFrom Space.com By Rafi Letzter We’re getting something wrong about the universe. By Rafi Letzter 6 Science & Astronomy We’re getting something wrong about the universe. It might be something small: a measurement...