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in: Climate Science, Environment, Government and Regulation, Oceanography, Science | June 26, 2020

GEBCO Seabed Mapping – Nineteen Percent Completed

GEBCO Seabed 2030 announces completion of 19% of the seabed surveyed to modern standards. Completion of the work in 2030 will provide high resolution bathymetry of the ocean seabed over 100% of the ocean area. This is valuable information for oceanographic understanding and resource management.
in: Climate Science, Environment, Government and Regulation | June 19, 2020

Greenhouse Gas and Guesstimate Science

Too much of the climate science is based on guesstimates not facts. The dangers of CO2 are alarmist rhetoric, not sound repeatable science. Let’s fix this through funding of real science.
in: Energy and the Community, Environment, New Energy Technologies | June 12, 2020

Nanotech Solar Energy Device to Produce Hydrogen

Take solar energy, pass water through a nanotech device bathed in sunlight that mimics photosynthesis and you have hydrogen. Add to that a little carbon and you can get alcohol based fuels.
in: Environment, Plastics, Science | June 5, 2020

Romper Stomper Plastic Chomper

Romper Stomper Plastic Chomper, Japanese scientists discover a bacteria that eats plastics. They discovered the bacteria adapted its own DNA to make the enzyme.
in: Energy and the Community, Environment, Government and Regulation | May 29, 2020

New Zealand Gas Resources

New Zealand has a massive resource available under its oceans, that is natural gas or gas hydrates. That resource should be tapped for the benefit of all New Zealanders.

BIFM 2015 Study Shows Decline In Support For Sustainability

— June 29, 2015

The latest annual report on sustainability produced by the British Institute of Facilities Management (BIFM) shows a marked decline in…

Energy Conservation and Storage Research – A Poor Cousin?
— June 22, 2015

A review online of the keywords ‘Energy, Storage and Conservation’ has revealed little in the way of modern relevant research…
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The Cost of Renewables:
— June 9, 2015

If you leave aside the environmental aspects of renewable energy and look at the purely economic factors one can see…
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2015 Parliament – Key Local Government Issues.
— May 26, 2015

Local authorities saw substantial reductions in their funding in the last Parliament; and it seems unlikely that budgetary pressures will…
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Chemistry Breakthrough Stores The Sun’s Energy
— May 11, 2015

The ability of substances to store energy from the sun has long been understood but has not been viable as…
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The U.K. Has Abundant Underground Energy, Let’s Use It.
— April 25, 2015

Go anywhere in the United Kingdom, drill down a thousand or two metres and you have temperatures hot enough to…
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EU Exit – Key Areas of Impact on UK Policy
— June 16, 2015

(House of Commons Library – U.K. Parliament) If the UK left the EU, would UK citizens benefit? This would depend…
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Is The Next Battery An Expanding Magnet?
— June 3, 2015

In the renewable energy world there is now a need for a new approach to energy solutions, that is an…
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Energy Policies And The New Conservative Government
— May 18, 2015

During the run up to the elections David Cameron maintained his commitment to tackling Climate Change, bringing in an energy…
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The Digital Revolution Comes To The Construction Industry
— May 2, 2015

Building Information Modelling (BIM) is changing the UK construction industry. Implemented in 2011 this system is being rolled out progressively…
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GEBCO Seabed Mapping – Nineteen Percent Completed

Greenhouse Gas and Guesstimate Science

Nanotech Solar Energy Device to Produce Hydrogen

Romper Stomper Plastic Chomper

New Zealand Gas Resources

BIFM 2015 Study Shows Decline In Support For Sustainability

Energy Conservation and Storage Research – A Poor Cousin?

The Cost of Renewables:

2015 Parliament – Key Local Government Issues.

Chemistry Breakthrough Stores The Sun’s Energy

The U.K. Has Abundant Underground Energy, Let’s Use It.

EU Exit – Key Areas of Impact on UK Policy

Is The Next Battery An Expanding Magnet?

Energy Policies And The New Conservative Government

The Digital Revolution Comes To The Construction Industry

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