Combating climate change – how to best use new technologies?
A new grant from the European Research Council will fund an international research project on negative emissions technologies.
International Collaboration Reveals China’s Carbon Balance
An international team of researchers has compiled and verified newly available data on the country’s CO2 sink, and, for the first time, they have quantitatively estimated the effect of China’s carbon mitigation efforts.
Level the playing field for science in the global South
Community engagement, open access will strengthen science research in developing countries, writes Nyovani Madise.
The gender gap in science, how to measure it, how to reduce it? 7/9
Recommendations to instructors and parents and for local organizations
Reflecting on a Year of Elements 6/11
Fun Man Fung, Assistant Director (Education) & Chemistry Instructor, National University of Singapore is Fluorine.
Science for the SDGs – Part 32: Sustainability science 7/8 – Open access to published scientific knowledge
Basic sciences are a common good, and as such must be accessible to everybody.
EASAC Commentary on Hydrogen and Synthetic Fuels
No climate benefit from hydrogen unless EU stops subsidies for fossil fuels, says EASAC.
The Second Global Sustainable Development Report on its tracks
UN Secretary-General appoints 15 independent scientists to draft the second quadrennial Global Sustainable Development Report.
Wheat disease common to South America jumps to Africa
“Wheat blast” appeared in fields in Zambia. Fear is that it spreads in other countries.
The gender gap in science, how to measure it, how to reduce it? 6/9
The data base of good practices
