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New Miniature IR Temperature Sensors

The MI3 from Raytek (Germany) is a rugged, IP65 stainless steel miniature pyrometer with integrated...
Ocean Optics Expands 3-Year Warranty

Ocean Optics (The Netherlands) has expanded its exclusive 3-Year Warranty beyond its spectrometers...
50 Million Euro Research Program on Environmental Monitoring

The Finnish Strategic Centre for Science, Technology and Innovation for Energy and Environment,...
New Brochure Metrohm Inline Sample Preparation MISP

Metrohm Inline Sample Preparation (MISP) puts an end to manual sample preparation in ion...
New Wireless Environmental Monitoring Range Measures Building Performance and Meets EST Standards

Wireless telemetry specialist Radio-Tech (UK) has developed a new and innovative wireless...
New ChromSquare Software for Comprehensive Chromatography

Shimadzu (Germany) has introduced its brand-new ChromSquare software, designed for analysis of data...
A UK first for WRc s Waste Testing Laboratory

WRc’s laboratories have received the first Third Party Accreditation from UKAS on its waste...
Environmental expert says tidal energy could have ecological impact

A green expert has suggested that environmental analysis needs to occur on tidal power sites to...
Al Gore Environmental legislation battle is over

Al Gore's fight to reduce the effects of climate change and global warming through his latest...
UN scientists need to conduct better environmental analysis

UN scientists need to produce better environmental analysis of the future of climate change, it has...

The Guardian Environmental News Feed

Orphaned chimpanzees in the Congo

A new 'wave of killing' of chimpanzees for bushmeat has resulted in huge numbers of orphans
The destruction of Canada's boreal forest

Tarnished Earth is a dramatic street gallery of photographs telling the story of the destruction of...
The ethical way to dispose of your bike

It's time for an upgrade. But that's no reason why your current machine, however ancient, should...
Recyling and restyling unwanted clothes

Kelly Bowerbank visits the clothing charity Traid, where unwanted textiles are diverted from...
Test-driving the plug-in Prius

The plug-in Prius makes local journeys uber-green and ultra-cheap, and the only real drawback is...
The lesson from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill

White House says oil has gone from Gulf of Mexico oil spill
American-bashing misses the point when climate talks fail | Colin Beavan

It's the corporate way of life, not the American people who stand in the way of progress on climate...
Flooding hits Victoria, Australia

Heavy rainfall and rising rivers causes flooding in the southern state of Victoria
Wave Hub successfully installed off Cornish coast

South West RDA announces successful installation of pioneering marine-energy test device off the...
Australian election: Greens key to success of new government

Julia Gillard won the support of the Australian Greens to form a minority government but must...

The Independent Environmental News Feed

Greenpeace pair found guilty of whale meat theft

It is a battle that has played out for years on the oceans; an annual game of cat and mouse between...
Meat back on menu for animal feed 20 years after BSE crisis

Meat could once again be fed to animals under plans to relax rules introduced to prevent the...
Rampaging wild boar draw pleas for military response

They are laying waste to crops in record numbers and their snouts are seriously damaging the autumn...
Fast growing salmon cleared as fit for human consumption in US

A genetically modified salmon which grows twice as fast as normal is completely safe for human...
Picture of the Day: Mint croc dip

Rarely are photographers met with subjects that are just as snap-happy as themselves, but they met...
Ministers braced for animal-lovers' anger over badger cull plan

Farmers in England are to be issued with licences to cull badgers under plans to halt the spread of...
Why your sustainable fish may not be as guilt-free as you think

Since its establishment more than a decade ago, the reputation of the Marine Stewardship Council...
Forest fires in Madeira put future of Europe's rarest seabird under threat

Europe's rarest seabird, the Zino's Petrel, found only in Madeira, has suffered potentially...
India's elephants finally given same protection as tigers

The humble hardworking elephant is not an animal that usually likes to complain. But over the...
Hurricane threatens US holiday islands

Visitors and some residents were evacuated from low-lying holiday islands off the North Carolina...