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Computer model pinpoints prime materials for efficient carbon capture
By By Robert Sanders | 29 May 2012
Computer model pinpoints prime materials for efficient carbon capture
By By Robert Sanders | 29 May 2012
New model of geological strata may aid oil extraction, water recovery and Earth history studies
26 May 2012
Bright future for solar power in space
19 May 2012
The ‘carbon footprint’ of power generation
18 May 2012
We are all aware of global warming; but fewer of us realise what exactly the notorious 'carbon footprint' implies. Prakash Nayak, chairman, IET Power Panel explains, outlining activities which generate the biggest and smallest carbon footprints
Green motoring to run up £13-bn loss to UK exchequer
16 May 2012
Tax breaks for electric cars and lower fuel consumption from fuel-efficient vehicles would blow a £13-billion hole in the UK's public finances, a think tank warns
Optimal planning of solar power plants
07 May 2012
Supercomputer speeds clean energy research
30 Apr 2012
Miniature sensors may advance climate studies
23 Apr 2012
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