Atmospheric Monitoring

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Treatment of emissions that generate unpleasant odours

The problem Some industries generate atmospheric emissions with compounds that emit intense and unpleasant odors. The most common are usually sulfur compounds; for example: mercaptans, hydrogen sulfide, and also nitrogenous compounds such as amines and ...

Eurovia Chooses Envea for Dust Emissions Monitoring - Case Study

Customer: MPRO plant for asphalt production Context: experiment related to IoT plant – leak detection and continuous measurement of dust emissions after bagfiltrer. ...

The route of a space solar sensor, from its conception until it goes into orbit

How to Determine the Cost of a Vacuum Pump

The Difference Between Gauge and Absolute Pressure

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Old oil fields may be less prone to induced earthquakes, providing stable places for carbon storage

USA: Subsurface carbon sequestration—storing carbon in rocks deep underground—offers a partial solution for removing carbon from the atmosphere. Used alongside emissions reductions, geologic carbon sequestration could help mitigate ...

Pathway to global climate catastrophe is clear

Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Hits Four Million Year High

Friends of the Earth Wins Historic Climate Verdict Against Shell

Carbon Engineering launches new carbon dioxide removal service, with Shopify as its first customer

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Temperature and Humidity Lidar

Accurate profiling of atmospheric temperature and humidity is a prerequisite for many meteorological studies, including nowcasting, model evaluation, and assimilation. Unfortunately, existing instrumentation lacks either the temporal or vertical resolution required for such application. To fill this gap, Raymetrics S.A., a global leader in lidar (lidar detection and ranging) technology, is ...

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Aquatech Innovation Forum 2021

This year’s Innovation Forum will be dedicated to not just the market innovations, but the innovators making it happen. We don’t have time to wait. Sustainable Development Goal 6 (access to water and sanitation for all by 2030) is fast approaching. According to the UN, unless we quadruple our efforts, we will not reach this target. The time of accepting sub-par, leaking and creaking ...