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MIT researchers have developed a novel low-cost passive solar-evaporation system that demonstrates much promise for wastewater treatment, seawater desalination, medical instrument sterilization and vapor generation.

Cannon Beach Event: Meet the Sharks of the Oregon Coast - A look at the legendary beasties on February 9

There's a reason why San Jose's new ordinances have "first-in-the-nation" status. They're really bad ideas.

A virtual webinar exploring preliminary findings of the Illuminating Hidden Harvests assessment of the contributions of small-scale fisheries to sustainable development. Date: Thursday, 3 February 2022 Time: 01:30 AM - 02:30 AM (UTC+8) Click here to register to watch the event online

When cancer is suspected, the experience for many patients can feel not only daunting but also scary when presented with the invasive methods that are used to determine an accurate diagnosis. However, thanks to Dr. Dana Al-Sulaiman, there is now a new technology that could detect cancer without being invasive.

Think self-healing concrete, paint that changes color when a specific chemical is detected or material that could reproduce and fill in a crack when one forms. This would revolutionize construction and maintenance, with wide-reaching economic and environmental implications.

Christian Cox’s profile on The Conversation

From dead pigs in the Shanghai river to toxic smog in major cities, 2013 was a year of dramatic environmental stories in China. We asked some of our contributors for their predictions on how these and other stories are likely to develop in the coming yearLi Bingqin, Associate Professor at the Crawford School of Public Policy2013 saw Chinese cities badly hit by smog. The public