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Scientists design ‘smart’ device to harvest daylight

Energy
A team of scientists from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore has created a device to harvest daylight and relay it to underground areas.

Future of food: Beneficial bacteria help wheat survive in the heat

Environment
Covering crop seeds with bacteria taken from a desert shrub can boost wheat harvests in hot fields and help crops survive heatwaves, which could protect the future of food.

Renewable energy source from hydrogen gas produced from water

Environment
Researchers from Linköping University are developing a renewable energy source from hydrogen gas produced from water and aided by sunlight.

EU citizens and institutions and the Sustainable Development Goals

Environment
The Innovation Network spoke to MEP Jose Gusmao about the role of EU citizens and institutions in achieving the UN’s SDGs.

Protecting plant fertility from stress

Environment
Researchers at the University of Warwick have found a molecular mechanism that protects plant fertility from stress.

Converting carbon dioxide into methane using light energy

Environment
KAUST scientists have developed catalyst nanoparticles that use light energy to convert carbon dioxide and hydrogen into methane.

How climate warming influences the stability of microbial networks

Environment
A new study analyses the impacts of climate warming on the complexity and stability of microbial networks.

LIFE programme invests €121m into environment, nature, and climate action projects

Environment
The European Commission has announced an investment of €121m for new integrated projects under the LIFE programme.

Aerosols cause increased cloud formation in the Arctic worsening climate warming

Research & Discovery
Scientists now believe that cloud formation in the arctic, caused by iodine aerosols, worsens climate warming in the region.

New Green Consumption Pledge encourages companies to participate in climate action

Environment
The European Commission has launched its new Green Consumption Pledge, to inspire organisations to participate in climate action.

Halogen gases from domestic coal burning worsens winter air pollution

Environment
A team of researchers found that reactive halogen gases from domestic coal burning aggravates winter air pollution.

Plant sciences to tackle the challenges of climate change and food security

Environment
Professor Kazuo Watanabe explains how the centre is working to tackle the challenges of climate change and food security.

Future climate-related species extinction could be less severe than previously predicted

Environment
Future climate-related species extinction could be less severe than predictions based only on the current trend of global warming.

New environmental monitoring initiative to support Vietnamese shrimp and crab aquaculture

Environment
Vietnam has launched a new environmental monitoring initiative that will support shrimp and crab aquaculture in mangrove forests.

Scientists discover how the Galápagos ecosystem thrives

Research & Discovery
New research has revealed how, despite its rocky terrain, volcanic outcrop, limited rainfall and sparse vegetation, the Galápagos is able to sustain its unique ecosystem

Sudden stratospheric warming above the North Pole could lead to catastrophic weather events in the coming weeks

Environment
A research project suggests that sudden stratospheric warming will occur this week, resulting in snowstorms and catastrophic weather events.

Improved simulations of arctic sea ice could help protect the environment

Environment
Researchers evaluated arctic sea ice simulations to improve the prediction of the ice in different seasons.

Making the Sustainable Development Goals a reality

Environment
Dr Guy Schumann, CEO and Principal Scientist at RSS-Hydro Sarl-S, argues that more businesses need to include the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals in their...

Sentinel-6: sea-level observation and international co-operation

Space
Ahead of the launch of the Sentinel-6, the European Space Agency (ESA) and NASA discuss the satellite and future cooperation between the agencies.

Researchers use enzyme technology to reduce environmental impact of UK textile industry

Environment
Researchers at the University of York are working alongside the Royal College of Art in a new £5.4m project to reduce the environmental impact of the textile industry in the UK.
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