After a four month period, a controversial scientific paper detailing the mutation process of the H5N1 strain of avian flu was published in Nature, a noteworthy scientific journal, on Wednesday May 2nd.
In an experiment conducted today (April 5) in Geneva, European nuclear research agency CERN smashed two high-power proton beams in a collision that produced energy reaching eight trillion electro volts (TeV) — the most powerful on record. The achievement marked the beginning of the Large Hadron Collider’s (LHC) physics data collection for 2012.
From 2003-2010, melting ice from glaciers raised the sea level about half an inch — enough to cover the whole of the United States up to half a metre deep.
The French government has set the target of providing enough offshore wind capacity to power millions of homes. A consortium led by Iberdrola, a leading Spanish energy company, has announced (January 12) the submission of two bids for the French wind farm projects.
Abu Dhabi once again welcomed the delegates of the World Future Energy Summit (WFES) on January 16. This three-day gathering represents an annual meeting of energy sector experts, committed to the global advancement of energy efficiency, innovation and the use of clean technology.
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