Trialing a 90% capture of coal power's CO2
The trial of new technology that could collect up to 90 percent of the CO2 emitted from a conventional coal-fired power station should see Australia leading the way on carbon capture technology.
From This Issue
Formaldehyde levels high in wood panel products
Research value highlighted at innovation awards
Editorial - Moving in the right direction
Landmark forestry conflict playing out in court
Ozmotech's plastic-to-fuel solution in demand
A view of dangerous climate change
Events calendar
Trialing a 90% capture of coal power's CO2
BP's big biofuels commitment
He's closed the loop
Learning to change
Plant detectives struggle against time
Rain gardens buffer Melbourne's waterways
Rivers reborn
On the vanguard of cleantech
Review: Encouraging a new capitalism
Roof tiles go solar
Cooperation on capturing China's mine methane emissions
New geopolymers have multiple benefits
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