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Cranfield develop a Geospatial Centre for Biodiversity to help tackle the risk of biodiversity loss in Bolivia(15/02/2012)
Population pressures, land and water use and climate change pose a threat to some of the world’s richest ecosystems found in Bolivia, South America. In a bid to ensure local development and activity is sustainable, Dr Humberto Perotto-Baldivieso and Dr Andrew Gill of Cranfield University alongside the Noel Kempff Mercado Museum of Natural History in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, will develop a new Geospatial Centre for Biodiversity (GCB) [In Spanish: Cent... [more]
UK people squeamish about recycled water(21/09/2011)
At the first of three meetings entitled ‘Engineering the future of water’, organised by the Engineering the Future alliance, six speakers from academia, industry and agriculture looked into public attitudes to local water recycling, presenting real life examples of water use in the UK and globally. The belief there is an endless supply of clean fresh water and an apparent squeamishness about recycled water are serious barriers to better use of... [more]
Cranfield University event to address the issues facing sustainable energy supply(18/05/2009)
The UK Government has estimated that an investment of around £100bn will be required to reach the UK’s target for 15% of all energy to come from renewable sources by 2020. Currently less than 3% comes from renewable sources. Cranfield University is to host an event next month to address the issues and opportunities facing sustainable energy supply. The free lecture entitled ‘Keeping the lights on – affordable engineering and technology solutio... [more]
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