The Environmental Biotechnology Network is sponsoring a story writing competition to raise awareness of microbial systems. The theme is ‘Microbes to the rescue!’ with cash prizes for the best entries, see Short story competition: Theme: Microbes. Deadline Sept 2023 – Green Stories Project for further information.
Radiative forcing occurs when there’s an imbalance between the energy entering and leaving the Earth’s atmosphere. Energy from the sun reaches Earth as solar radiation, and Earth emits some of this energy back into space as infrared radiation (heat). When more energy comes in than escapes—like today—the atmosphere warms up. This process is called radiative…
IFEAA has just completed a project for Cornwall and Isles of Scilly LEP assessing the opportunity for methane capture and use in the region, and examining enablers and barriers to the approach. The work examined the latest evidence on methane emissions from dairy, beef and waste water sectors to assess potential for methane capture and…
IFEAA chair, George Eustice, set the scene at a recent Future Farm Fuels event. The event explored actions from government to support the agrifood sector to transition away from fossil fuels, with biomethane and on farm anaerobic digestion a key enabler for this change. Attended by industrial and policy delegates, the forum identified the following…
Micrometer Range (Infrared Absorption) & Gases
