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Environmental roundup

16 May, 2010
Environmental roundup

Linking offshore wind turbines together could help make wind energy more reliable, says a study published in the 5 April issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

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Interview with Duncan Wingham

31 March, 2010

One week before the delay of the Cryosat-2 mission launch, Tiffany Stecker interviews Duncan Wingham, lead scientist of the mission and researcher at University College London’s Center for Polar Observation and Modelling (CPOM). Dr. Wingham discusses why a satellite like CryoSat-2 is important for studying polar ice sheets and ocean levels, the cost of launching the satellite and what this means in a time of growing doubt over climate research.

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Research roundup

16 March, 2010
Research roundup

Sexual ambiguity crosses species in this week’s research roundup.

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Labour and Tory ministers speak up for science

10 March, 2010
Labour and Tory ministers speak up for science

Former science ministers from Labour and Conservative parties have put aside political differences to urge the incoming Government to support science funding.

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For Cryon΄ out loud

25 February, 2010
For Cryon΄ out loud

The European Space Agency (ESA) delays the launch of CryoSat-2, a mission with a tragic history.

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