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Courtesy of Ed Slater No one who was there that day will ever forget the popsicle incident. More than a decade later, the members of the Trinity College men’s rowing team have never made anyone angrier than they made their coach on that stiflingly hot fall afternoon in 2008. Larry Gluckman always kept the boathouse freezer stocked with a half dozen flavors of off-brand ice pops. This was partly about physiology: The postexercise glycogen window was open and he wanted them to ingest sugar quickly. It was also about humanity: Everyone wants a cool treat after a hard workout. On this day, the ...

Academia, industry team in waste to fuel project , March 15, 2021 Researchers from Coventry University are collaborating with Severn Trent and the Organics Group to turn sewage waste into a clean fuel for tankers and other vehicles. This project will look to capture waste ammonia from Severn Trent’s sewage treatment facility and turn it into a valuable green fuel.    Severn Trent currently destroys the waste ammonia present in sewage due to its toxic properties but this programme of work could see it captured and converted into hydrogen.   The benefits of the process are twofold –...

Coventry University and Severn Trent in Partnership to Convert Sewage Waste into Hydrogen Written by AZoCleantechMar 12 2021 Researchers from Coventry University are collaborating with Severn Trent and the Organics Group to turn sewage waste into a clean fuel for tankers and other vehicles. Image Credit: Coventry University This project will look to capture waste ammonia from Severn Trent’s sewage treatment facility and turn it into a valuable green fuel. Severn Trent currently destroys the waste ammonia present in sewage due to its toxic properties but this programme of work could see it c...

Table of Contents Biden Aims to Build on Obamacare’s Cost-Cutting Measures Certified nursing assistant Princess Makor serves lunch to Pauline Sorrow at a COVID-19 field hospital in Cranston, Rhode Island, last month while Sorrow’s husband, Peter, also sick with the virus, watches. Health care spending has slowed somewhat since the Affordable Care Act passed in 2010, and President Joe Biden says his health plan will continue to decrease health expenditures. David Goldman The Associated Press In the decade-plus since it became law, the Affordable Care Act has helped...

Unlike a year ago when the U.S. Olympic Rowing Trials at Nathan Benderson Park was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Kara Kohler was healthy. Well, at least she was healthy until after she had won a spot on the U.S. Olympic Rowing Team by dominating in the finals of the U.S. Olympic Trials women's single scull competition Friday at Nathan Benderson Park in Sarasota. "I feel slightly ill," a smiling Kohler said 20 minutes after the race. "It's the nerves and the excitement." A year ago, before the pandemic became a factor, Kohler was recovering from mononucleosis she had contracted a m...