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AI bridges the olfactory gap: Exploring the implications of the digitization...
A race is on to reverse-engineer the nose, and more broadly, the entire olfactory system, which is incredibly complex, still not fully understood, and extremely underutilized by technology, compared...
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Research will investigate risk of hidden microbial impact on CO2 storage
The North Sea Transition Authority requires all carbon capture and storage sites to have a comprehensive ‘Measurement, Monitoring and Verification’ strategy, but microbial monitoring is not yet...
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Traffic noise: Time to get serious?
The developers of noise cameras insist there’s a case for them, and the public seem to agree. So far, a number of localities worldwide are either trialling the technology or moving to the...
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Scotland can reach Net Zero by 2045 but needs to step up the pace, says CCC
Wind turbine tower installation by crane. The CCC pathway envisages a more than tripling of the capacity of solar and wind by 2045. The Climate Change Committee (CCC) published its advice on the...
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Net zero report sets out path to cut carbon and costs for small firms
Small firms are keen to become more energy-efficient, says the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), but they are being held back by the high upfront cost of green investment. A new report from the...
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Thames Water receives £122.7m fine in reported sewage spills crackdown
Following investigations by OFWAT, Thames Water has received two penalties totalling £122.7m, in effect “the largest fine ever handed to a water company in history”, according to Environment Secretary...
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