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Monday, 30 November -0001 00:00
Research advances algae growth for biofuels
Researchers at Washington State University have developed a faster technique to efficiently grow algae for biofuels, as per a report in the journal Algal Research. Graduate student Sandra Rincon, with her advisor Haluk Beyenal, have developed a method to grow…
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Wednesday, 05 April 2017 11:21
Reef to protect endangered UK crayfish
Torbay-based ARC Marine is building the world’s first modular artificial reef at Vobster Quay, an inland water site and former quarry, near Radstock, Somerset in order to help save the UK’s endangered white-clawed freshwater crayfish. The company is seeking crowdfuding…
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Thursday, 23 February 2017 15:30
Scientists discover sunken continent
Scientists have found that New Zealand is actually part of an own, eighth continent. Zealandia is mostly submerged, but is an intact “4.9 mkm2 region of the southwest Pacific Ocean made up of continental crust”, state the researchers of the…
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Thursday, 15 December 2016 05:46
New threat to weakened Great Barrier Reef
The severe destruction of the northern Great Barrier Reef this year might be followed by an outbreak of infectious coral diseases, caused by microorganisms that feed on the corals, an ecology professor at Cornell University has said. “We typically do…
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