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South Africa declares new national park in Eastern Cape grasslands
Grasslands National Park covers around 10,226 hectares and was created mainly through conservation agreements with landowners.
Mobile container plant to recycle water and nutrients in the Turku Archipelago
The ReNuW-Hubs project, involving VTT, is testing a wastewater treatment unit that recovers phosphorus and nitrogen and produces water for irrigation.
Norwegian roastery explores producing coffee without fossil fuels
A Trondheim company and SINTEF are assessing replacing its current roasting process with a fully electric solution.
Norwegian-led project creates open tool to phase out harmful gases
The F-MAP tool will help plan the replacement of fluorinated gases used in refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pumps.
Solar output in Portugal reaches a new high of 3,850 MW
Solar power hit record output in August, while renewables supplied 66% of consumption in the first eight months of the year.
Norwegian sensors could detect water pollution in real time
The STARDUST project is developing an optical system to identify several pesticides directly in rivers, lakes and groundwater.
Swiss tool helps laboratories cut their own CO₂ emissions
EPFL's open-source calculator shows in detail where each laboratory can reduce its carbon footprint.
Rewilded yards improve the microbiome in just three months
A Finnish study found potentially beneficial changes in the microbiome and the inflammatory response after urban yards were rewilded.
Norwegian project aims to make wind turbines safer for birds
The SKARV project is developing a system that predicts bird flight to reduce the risk of collisions at wind farms.
Grass and clover residues have already been turned into an experimental fabric in Sweden
Chalmers researchers converted grass and clover residues into cellulose fibres and produced a fabric sample.
New Finnish line makes fibre products with around 90% less water
VTT's AirLaid pilot facility is testing fibre materials with large cuts in water use and drying energy.
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