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Climate benefits must be measurable to count as carbon offsets
Challenges for ‘Blue Carbon’ Solutions
Dire climate warnings are now coming thick and fast. The world is not reducing emissions quickly enough to avoid potentially catastrophic climate change – as if what is happening already is not…
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How digital analytics can support the water industry by detecting and predicting leaks
Digital Leak Detection
Currently, the estimated daily personal water consumption rate in the UK is on average 152 l/day (as per 2021)1, equating to an estimated total daily usage of 14 billion litres per day….
The benefits of external reference materials for soil analysis
Soil Testing
The agriculture of the near future must be reasoned, profitable, regulated at the production chain level, and clean for its environment and food quality. This requires diagnosis, monitoring and controls, particularly at…
Chromatography in the laboratory
The Art of Separation
To those looking for help and guidance with navigating the often-tricky process of divorce or the end of a romantic entanglement, my apologies. This article deals not with maintaining a healthy and…
Considerations for air pollution control design
Air Pollution Control Systems
This article relates to the design of “end-of-pipe” air pollution control systems that are emitted from industrial processes of one kind or another. The term ‘design’ specifically relates to the process aspect…
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Tinytag data loggers are used in meteorological research to identify the coldest places in Switzerland.
Tinytag Data Loggers Monitor Extremes of Temperature in Switzerland
Robust outdoor data loggers monitor air temperatures in geological depressions to pinpoint areas of extreme cold. Researcher Stephan Vogt is using Tinytag data loggers to identify the coldest places in Switzerland, which…
CAMS Forecasts the Evolution of Mauna Loa’s SO2 Plume as Eruption Continues
As part of their continuous work on atmospheric composition and air quality around the world, scientists from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) are closely tracking the plume of sulphur dioxide (SO2) from the…
Industry expert Tim Turney at occupational hygiene and environmental expert Casella, shares how employers can effectively protect their workers from hazardous exposure
Latest Health & Safety Executive Reveal the Prevalence of Occupational Lung Disease in Great Britain
The latest Health & Safety Executive (HSE) statistics reveal that 12,000 deaths were reported as a result of lung disease from past exposures at work. Annually, there are an estimated 19,000 new cases of lung…
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Weather Monitoring
The Copernicus Programme supports international efforts to preserve ozone layer
The Ozone Hole
The 16th of September is marked by the United Nations as the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer. The aim of this occasion is to raise awareness, on the…
Bringing metrology to new heights
Confidence in Climate Data
The last few years have proven the importance of listening to and being able to trust science, and as conversations around climate change amongst the general public through to governments and decisions…
Acid Rain is Yesterday’s News?
Acid rain seems to be a thing of the past, yet sulphate continues to rise in many inland waters worldwide. Researchers led by IGB and the Danish University of Aarhus provide an…
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Considerations for air pollution control design
Air Pollution Control Systems
This article relates to the design of “end-of-pipe” air pollution control systems that are emitted from industrial processes of one kind or another. The term ‘design’ specifically relates to the process aspect…
Ground-level ozone is a hidden threat to global food security
Ozone Pollution
Ozone occurs naturally in the stratosphere and forms a protective layer that shields the Earth from harmful radiation. However, at ground level this gas is an air pollutant that can exacerbate human…
Sensirion Collaborates with Energous to Develop Wirelessly Powered CO2 Sensors
With indoor air quality concerns heightened due to the pandemic, the deployment of CO2 sensors in industrial and commercial settings is increasingly critical for public health. Stäfa, Switzerland – Sensirion (SIX: SENS),…
Soil Analysis
The benefits of external reference materials for soil analysis
Soil Testing
The agriculture of the near future must be reasoned, profitable, regulated at the production chain level, and clean for its environment and food quality. This requires diagnosis, monitoring and controls, particularly at…
Functional root trait-based classification of cover crops to improve soil physical properties
Saving Our Soils
Agriculture is often accountable for soil erosion, water pollution and land degradation. One-third of the earth’s soils are suffering from degradation, and much of this is due to a decline in the…
Understanding the quality of analysis
Environmental Soil Testing
The importance of getting high quality analytical test results is not to be underestimated. Key decisions are made based on analytical data provided to the end user; however, how laboratories achieve and…
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