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To specifically target coal adopted by all the g7 countries. president biden talked up the end of coal for power generation in america, and the end of coal finance for developing nations. this applies pressure on china to follow suit. heres more from science editor david shukman. none of this specific enough. theres a lot of strong language, strong words, all kinds of commitment and promises. but without the kind of pledges or actions that many say are needed right now. stay with us on outside s...

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  The energy company EI-H2 has announced plans build Ireland’s first green hydrogen production facility at Aghada close to lower Cork harbour. The new company intends to seek planning permission for a 50-megawatt plant using electrolysis technology to generate the fuel in a €120 million investment. The site will be one of the biggest green energy facilities of its kind in the world, according to EI-H2 Aghada’s owner, Cork businessman Pearse Flynn. It hopes to be operational be...

Nikon Announces Judging Panel For The 47th Annual Nikon Small World Competition Five expert judges will evaluate entries from around the world to select this years winning microscopy images and movies. News provided by Share this article Share this article MELVILLE, N.Y., May 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Nikon Instruments Inc. today announced the judging panel for the 2021 annual Nikon Small World photomicrography and Small World in Motion video competitions. Nikon Small World Nsikan Akpan, Ph.D.,...

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  Europe’s largest aircraft manufacturer Airbus intends to have the first hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft flying by 2035 and believes the fuel will replace kerosene, ultimately leading to zero-emissions aviation. That was the prediction of Airbus vice-president of zero-emission aircraft, Glenn Llewellyn, an Irishman directing its “ZEROe” project which has three prototype aircraft in development, all using hydrogen. Renewable energy needs to power future aviation and hydroge...

Video report by ITV News Science Editor Tom Clarke Given what we’ve known for many years now about the pace of warming on the planet, the proposed 78% cut in carbon emissions by 2035 is the bare minimum necessary to avoid dangerous levels of climate change.It was the only choice available to any government that wanted to maintain any credibility when it comes to a sustainable future.But that shouldn’t detract from the political ambition in today’s announcement.No government has promis...

Deborah Netburn, and it’s Tuesday, March 16. Before we get going, I’d sincerely like to thank the dozens of people who responded to my query about how to handle vaccine envy. I am so grateful to all of you for sharing your thoughts for my upcoming story. Now, here’s what’s happening with the coronavirus in California and beyond. Newsletter Get our free Coronavirus Today newsletter Sign up for the latest news, best stories and what they mean for you, plus answers to your questions. Ente...

The Athenaeum Menu My name is Tanvi Dabas and I am a third-year Psychology and Nutrition major from Delhi, India. I am running for the role of VP Events and Promotions for the year 2021-22. Acadia has given me many opportunities to take up leadership roles and enhance my skills for this role. I would love to be a part of the ASU as this is a student organization that is run by students and for students and being a part of ASU for the past two years has made me even more motivated to run for thi...