• Nuclear monitoring extends reach through the skies
  A six-month pilot project employing satellite feeds to monitor sensitive nuclear materials and check they are not being diverted for non-peaceful use ...
• Discovery of an active methane gas system beneath Arctic seabed
  Researchers have discovered a methane gas system beneath the seabed off the west coast of Svalbard in the Arctic that has probably been active since the ...
• Computer program eases climate change research
  Agricultural Research Service (ARS) researchers and colleagues have developed a computer program that allows them to automatically recreate or simulate ...
• Vigilance needed to ensure safe infant food
  WHO and the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) are urging affected countries to ensure safe feeding of millions of infants following the ongoing ...
• Trend of mild winters continues, according to new Met Office research
  The Met Office forecast for the coming winter suggests it is, once again, likely to be milder than average. It is also likely that the coming winter will ...
• Laboratory begins environmental sampling in townsite
  Environmental sampling, conducted on behalf of Los Alamos National Laboratory in the town of Los Alamos near upper Los Alamos Canyon, has begun. Known ...
• Measuring hydrocarbon levels in wastewater in under 15 minutes
  Determining total hydrocarbon or oil/grease levels to ensure compliance with governmental permit requirements for discharging wastewater is a worldwide ...
• Checking cleaning efficiency of metal parts using portable IR analyzers
  For applications involving such items as gas regulators, space shuttle components, weaponry parts or oxygen sensors, it is critical that metal parts must ...

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