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Knowledge transfer has helped connect Welsh farmers with cutting-edge developments in genetics In the 1960s, small machines suddenly started appearing by the streams and rivers in some of the remotest parts of Nepal.
BBC News - Creating serendipity: Using knowledge transfer ...
The problems with the Fukushima nuclear plant have raised questions over Tepco's future Tepco's announcement came on the same day that a team from the United Nations' atomic watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), kicked off a visit in Japan.
BBC News - Tepco admits to new partial fuel rod meltdowns at ...
For nearly 20 years, a government laboratory built a living, respiring library of carefully collected organisms in search of something that could grow quickly while producing something precious: oil.
Algal Biofuels - Diesel - History
How does humanity plan to permanently store high-level nuclear waste that can remain radioactive for several thousand years? The answer isn't as simple as digging a hole in the ground.
How will we dispose of spent nuclear fuel rods for centuries to come?
The Newcastle and Durham Universities team plans to sink a hole 2,000m (6,562ft) below the planned Science Central site, in the city centre. Newcastle Institute for Research on Sustainability director Professor Paul Younger said: "Our aim is to rise to the challenge of putting a novel form of deep geothermal energy at the very heart of city centre regeneration. "It's an incredibly exciting project.
BBC News - Newcastle borehole drilling starts in search of heat
BBC NEWS | Business | Bolivia holds key to electric car future
Bolivia's lithium reserves could bring wealth to the country
BBC News - Scheme to 'pull electricity from the air' sparks debate
The claim of electricity from the air as a renewable resource is controversial
Sao Paulo unleashes Brazilian creative energy
Street art: a section of the graffiti in Sao Paulo's Vila Madalena district It is known as Batman's Alley and on Google Maps it looks like any of the hundreds of narrow inner streets that twist and turn within Sao Paulo's blocks.
