Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Hop aboard the biomethane bus
A team from the University of East Anglia has adapted a single decker midi bus to run on biomethane and diesel. The bus can run for at least 60 percent of the time on gas from landfill or special anaerobic digesters.
posted by Ian Pattinson at 11:14 AM
A team from the University of East Anglia has adapted a single decker midi bus to run on biomethane and diesel. The bus can run for at least 60 percent of the time on gas from landfill or special anaerobic digesters.
Labels: Hybrid, methane, transport
posted by Ian Pattinson at 11:14 AM
Monday, June 30, 2008
The tropical Atlantic ozone sink
Measurements in the Atlantic have shown that the actions of ultraviolet light and sea spray are scrubbing ozone and methane out of the atmosphere in the area faster than expected. Which is fairly good news, if only we can stop pumping out so many pollutants the Earth may clean the rest up faster than we deserve.
Technorati tag: EcoHouse
posted by Ian Pattinson at 1:47 PM
Measurements in the Atlantic have shown that the actions of ultraviolet light and sea spray are scrubbing ozone and methane out of the atmosphere in the area faster than expected. Which is fairly good news, if only we can stop pumping out so many pollutants the Earth may clean the rest up faster than we deserve.
Technorati tag: EcoHouse
posted by Ian Pattinson at 1:47 PM
