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• Ocean temperatures and sea level increases 50% higher than previously estimated
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• Nanotechnologies` economic and environmental potential in the EU through safe products
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• Global ocean data for global monitoring
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• UK Met Office advances severe weather forecasting
  The Met Office has announced significant developments in its science and technology capability to provide more precise pinpointing of where and when extreme ...
• eKo wireless crop monitoring system gains momentum
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• SCAN technology used to address biomass collection and impacts
  SCAN technology is helping to address new questions relative to large scale biomass collection efforts and the impact on soil and water resources. On ...

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