Climate change

Next-generation flying: the UK aerospace industry aims to achieve environmental improvements in aviation.
Next-generation flying: the UK aerospace industry aims to achieve environmental improvements in aviation.
Photographer: Image by Ian Spooner, courtesy of AMRC

Low-Carbon Aircraft Are High On The Green Agenda

17 November 2009
Rolls-Royce is to play the leading role in an investment programme that aims to strengthen the supply chain for the UK’s aero-engine industry. read more
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Fluid Action Protects Coastal Towns From Floods

Fluid Action Protects Coastal Towns From Floods

Read full story in other languages : Flüssiges Handeln schützt Küstenstädte vor Überschwemmungen Démarches fluides pour protéger les villes du littoral contre les inondations 流動的アクションプランが洪水から沿岸都市を救う 流体行动帮助沿海城镇抗洪 Água em Ação para Proteger Cidades Costeiras contra Inundações Plan de acción para evitar inundaciones en las poblaciones costeras
FRESH patterns of climate change - causing more storms throughout the world - could make many coastal towns and cities vulnerable to flooding, according to forecasters.
20 October 2009
Peddling Cycling To The Masses

Peddling Cycling To The Masses

TRANSPORT experts are peddling the benefits of cycling to everyone in the United Kingdom. Part of that mission involves researchers investigating the effectiveness of investment in cycling.
8 September 2009
First Commercial Electric Van To Gain EU-Wide Approval

First Commercial Electric Van To Gain EU-Wide Approval

The UK-manufactured Modec van is the first commercial electric vehicle to gain Europe-wide approval, allowing the company to sell its vehicles in all European Union (EU) member states.
8 September 2009
High-Energy Electric Motor Heads For Test Track

High-Energy Electric Motor Heads For Test Track

AN ADVANCED lightweight electric motor designed by Oxford University engineers has been selected to power a new four-seat sports coupé, with track tests scheduled for the end of 2009
8 September 2009
Wings That Waggle Could Cut Aircraft Emissions

Wings That Waggle Could Cut Aircraft Emissions

AIRCRAFT wings that redirect air to waggle sideways could reduce airline fuel bills by 20 per cent, according to research in the United Kingdom.
18 August 2009