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Eight Faculty Teams Awarded University-Wide Collaboration Grants on Climate Change - Vimarsana News

Eight Faculty Teams Awarded University-Wide Collaboration Grants on Climate Change

The first round of University-Wide Collaboration Grants on Climate Change will fund eight Duke University faculty teams to lay the groundwork for new research on climate change and its impacts. The teams will investigate topics including planetary engineering, climate justice, low-carbon heating and cooling methods, lithium mining, agricultural histories, coastal resilience, and the impacts of extreme weather on forest ecosystems.

Source: duke.edu
Remembering a "Gentle, Unassuming Giant" of the Environmental Movement - Vimarsana News

Remembering a "Gentle, Unassuming Giant" of the Environmental Movement

In Memoriam: Daniel Moses (1936-2021)

Microsoft eyes Kemps Creek for new data centre – The Western Weekender - Vimarsana News

Microsoft eyes Kemps Creek for new data centre – The Western Weekender

A software giant is looking to Kemps Creek for expansion with plans for a $1.3 billion development.

In brief: natural gas production in United Kingdom - Vimarsana News

In brief: natural gas production in United Kingdom

A quick look at a few key features of the regulation of natural gas production in United Kingdom, including ownership and organisational structures and authorisation requirements.

Pandemic-induced work from home has environmental benefits, study shows - Vimarsana News

Pandemic-induced work from home has environmental benefits, study shows

Study, conducted by a team of researchers from Lithuania, Cyprus and Germany, finds application of remote working models can reduce energy consumption and contribute to development of energy-efficient ‘smart cities’