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Delhi gets the attention — but Kolkata's air pollution is just as dangerous - Vimarsana News

Delhi gets the attention — but Kolkata's air pollution is just as dangerous

Delhi’s air pollution crisis is one of the most talked-about global issues relating to environment and climate change. As a result, a multitude of efforts have been taken to alleviate the smog clouding India’s capital city — from the U.N. taking regular stock of the situation and suggesting steps to control the pollution to the […]

Emissions-Focused AI Project Secures Funding - Vimarsana News

Emissions-Focused AI Project Secures Funding

A project, GASS, led by Navtor, with six other Norwegian research, innovation and industry partners, has been awarded 44…

AI-Project Secures 44 Million NOK to Propel Sustainable Shipping - Vimarsana News

AI-Project Secures 44 Million NOK to Propel Sustainable Shipping

Artificial Intelligence can help cut huge amounts of emissions from shipping. A new project, GASS, led by NAVTOR, with six other Norwegian research, i...

Slag to replace cement in concrete? Yes, please! - Vimarsana News

Slag to replace cement in concrete? Yes, please!

The addition of slag has been shown to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from concrete manufacture by more than 95 per cent. Researchers have now discovered that the concrete delivers.

Source: sintef.no
Making seaweed cultivation into a major industry - Vimarsana News

Making seaweed cultivation into a major industry

Seaweeds can be used to improve soils and for the biological capture and storage of carbon. They can serve as feed for livestock and as a food and health supplement for humans. And that’s just for starters. A new research project is aiming to help upgrade current cultivation systems to an industrial scale.

Source: sintef.no