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International team measures how fast the Cerro Blanco glacier is shrinking Scientists from five countries spent three weeks on the ice in the Andes, using radar and drones to measure its thickness, and found it has lost a fifth of its area in 20 years.
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University spin-out designs a tiny low-power chip to run coastal flood sensors for years A start-up founded by researchers at the University of Wrenhaven says its new sensor chip can run for a decade on one small battery, making dense networks of flood gauges far cheaper to maintain.
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Eastmoor plant to recover lithium and cobalt from used batteries The facility will shred and process up to 8,000 tonnes of spent batteries a year, recovering metals that can be sold back to battery makers.
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Solar-and-battery phone masts keep marsh and island villages connected in storms New masts with their own solar panels and batteries kept mobile coverage running in the Saltings during last winter's longest power cut, and more are now being installed around Greyling Bay.
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Winter storm rolls over the Grand Canyon in timelapse Clouds and curtains of precipitation drift over the canyon's red cliffs in a timelapse.
