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With tonight's election putting the world on tenterhooks, it seems that almost anything could have affected the way that US citizens voted. Pre-election polls have been almost neck and neck -...

Top printing firm, The Guardian Print Company, has significantly improved its energy, water and waste efficiency, new research shows. The company has two bases – Manchester and London – where it pr...

A scheme launched by the US government will see the amount of greenhouse gases being emitted from supermarkets fall significantly. At the moment, 70 per cent of American supermarkets use direct ex...

California is debuting its new cap and trade scheme - a radical attempt to reduce emissions in the state. The scheme is in-keeping with the state's 2006 global warming law, which was an attemp...

The Greater London Authority (GLA) has called upon the government to recognise the damaging effects of airport traffic and emissions from aircrafts on the environment. This is in response to the go...

The work week had just begun and I could already tell it was going to be a long day. Sounds familiar, right? It was one of those days where you know you’ll never come close to finishing all of the...

For a limited period, Ion Science is giving away a poster to each reader detailing the Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) that are detectable by photoionisation detection (PID) instruments. Contact...

Yokogawa Electric Corporation (USA) has released an enhanced version of its ProSafe-RS safety instrumented system. This new version, ProSafe-RS R3.02.00, features input/output modules that will ope...

KOMYO/KITAGAWA (Japan) are dedicated to the development of innovative products that support a safe and healthy environment, and prevent injury in the workplace. Their vision is for the continuous...

The TS4000H Intelligent Toxic Gas Detector from General Monitors (USA) delivers accurate ammonia detection and protection, offering reliable monitoring for a variety of applications. Because of its...