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 Enceladus' Old FaithfulTerry Hurford tells us about a geyser on one of Saturns moons so powerful it puts water into one of Saturn's rings.Dr Terry Hurford, NASA Planetary Geodynamics LaboratoryMay 2007 |
 Laki - The Biggest Atmospheric Pollution Event in HistoryThe eruption of the Laki fission in Iceland in 1783 led to sulphurous smog falling over Europe. It has been described as the biggest atmospheric pollution event in history. John Grattan tells us more...Dr John Grattan, University of Wales, AberystwythMay 2007 |
 Water as a Greenhouse GasAzi Khatiri spoke to Rod Jones about how water molecules pair up into a dimer - and that this can be an even worse greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide...Professor Rod Jones & Alex Shillings, University of CambridgeMay 2007 |
 Ozone Hole RevisitedJonathan Shanklin was part of the team from the British Antarctic Survey who first discovered the hole in the ozone layer. Twenty years on, we caught up with him for an update...Jonathan Shanklin, British Antarctic SurveyMay 2007 |
 Science Update: The AtmosphereThis week Chelsea and Bob look at water in our atmosphere. Chelsea looks at why some places get too little, while Bob looks into the eye of the storm...Chelsea Wald and Bob HirshonMay 2007 |
 Science Update: DesertsChelsea and Bob look at some of the driest places on Earth, to see what changes are occuring there.Chelsea Wald and Bob HirshonApril 2007 |
 Coral ConservationAnnelise Hagan, of the Living Oceans Foundation talks about her work on Coral reefs and using sea planes to spy on the sea.Annelise Hagan, University of CambridgeApril 2007 |
 Nutrient PolutionStan Harpole talking about how using fertilisers can reduce biodiversity by destroying the niches that allow complex inter-species competitionStan Harpole, University of California, IrvineApril 2007 |
 How increased carbon dioxide levels affect shellfishRising carbon dioxide levels usually make us think about the atmosphere, but new research shows that carbon dioxide dissolving in the ocean could have devastating effects on shellfish and other marine organisms. Frederic Gazeau from the Netherlands Institute of TechnologyMarch 2007 |
Mining Hydrothermal VentsSteve Scott looks at mining useful mineral from the bottom of the ocean.Professor Steve Scott, University of TorontoJanuary 2007 |
Carbon Capture and StorageOne way of reducing the build up of Carbon Doxide is to just hide it underground. We look at carbon capture.Professor Jon Gibbins from Imperial CollegeJanuary 2007 |
 Climate Change and Ice CoresEric Wolff has been studying the ancient atmosphere trapped in an ice core, and how it affects our understanding of the environment.Dr Eric Wolff from the British Antarctic SurveyJanuary 2007 |
 Renewable EnergyAli looks into wind energy, both onshore and offshore along with the new technology of wave power.Alison Hill and Max CarcasJanuary 2007 |
 Solar Flares And The Northern LightsDr Giulio del Zanna, Mullard Space Science LaboratoryDecember 2006 |
Science Update - Aquatic Noise PollutionChelsea Wald and Bob Hirshon from AAAS, the science societySeptember 2006 |
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Science Update - Mercury Pollution and Public TransportChelsea Wald and Bob Hirshon from AAAS, the science societySeptember 2006 |
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