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Environment

Sources of pollution in waterways

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons are components of petroleum products such as gasoline, coal, and oil. They are also produced as by-products of the combustion of fuels including petroleum and fire wood.
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Shore thing for sea shell scientists

Scientists have made synthetic 'sea shells' from a mixture of chalk and polystyrene cups - and produced a tough new material that could make our homes and offices more durable.
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Grant ensures a sustainable future for software

A sustained future for this valuable resource has now been assured thanks to a multi-million pound grant from Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, which will establish the UK's Software Sustainability Institute. MORE »

Saving Peak District moorlands

Seventy-five per cent of the world's heather moorlands are in the UK. Several organisations in the Peak District National Park are trying to restore and conserve the moorland habitat. MORE »

08/03/2010 - Exotic flowers help bees stay busy in winter

08/03/2010 - Seafarers' scourge provides hope for biofuel future

03/03/2010 - Seeing the hidden services of nature

01/03/2010 - Tackling the challenges of survival

01/03/2010 - Regional climate patterns of global warming

24/02/2010 - Sustainable footprint of chemical companies

24/02/2010 - Benefits of small family farms in tropics

22/02/2010 - Governments misjudging scale of CO2 emissions

22/02/2010 - Warming hurts some populations, benefit others

22/02/2010 - More and better biodiesel

22/02/2010 - Marine algae and while diversity

22/02/2010 - Full potential of renewable energies

22/02/2010 - Urban green spaces may contribute to global warming

17/02/2010 - Balancing fuel, food and biodiversity

15/02/2010 - Breed of plants help revive western rangelands

11/02/2010 - Where have all the flowers gone?

11/02/2010 - Worldwide big cat crisis

11/02/2010 - Alternative futures of a warming world

11/02/2010 - Urbanisation, export crops drive deforestation

08/02/2010 - Renewable oil companies

08/02/2010 - Carbonate veins reveal chemistry of ancient seawater

04/02/2010 - Improving hydrogen storage properties

04/02/2010 - Storm runoff contaminated with household pesticides

27/01/2010 - Monitoring Peatland from Earth and Space

27/01/2010 - Sweet success for sustainable biofuel research

27/01/2010 - Ozone healing could be harmful

27/01/2010 - Three dangerous climate chemicals

25/01/2010 - New approach to clean energy

25/01/2010 - Algae may help curb fish kills

18/01/2010 - Biodegradation of Exxon Valdez oil slowing

18/01/2010 - Making it easier to save energy

13/01/2010 - New pondlife on nature reserve discovered

13/01/2010 - Length of growing season irrelevant for forests

13/01/2010 - Stable climate and plant domestication linked

11/01/2010 - Echinoderms contribute to global carbon sink

11/01/2010 - Coral can recover from climate change damage

11/01/2010 - Bering Strait influenced ice age climate patterns

11/01/2010 - Breakthrough in production of biofuels

06/01/2010 - Reducing some water flow rates beneficial

06/01/2010 - Solar-powered irrigation significantly improves diet

06/01/2010 - Smart wind turbines can predict the wind

04/01/2010 - Arctic Could Face Ice-Free Conditions

21/12/2009 - Large-scale genomic sequencing of microbes and ecosystems

21/12/2009 - Global temperatures could rise more

21/12/2009 - Nutrient enrichment of headwater stream disrupts food web

16/12/2009 - Greenland glaciers ice loss

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