Media for change, Part 3 – Inspirational Literature
Continuing our “Media for Change” series, this article explores how literature can inspire environmental action. From compelling non-fiction to engaging fiction, books have the power to encourage essential conversations about our planet. Influential works like Rachel Carson’s “Silent Spring” (1962) and Naomi Klein’s “This Changes Everything” (2014) have not only…
Deep-Sea Metal Lumps Unveil ‘Dark Oxygen,’ Sparking a Rethinking Rumble on Life’s Origins
Embarking on an extraordinary journey into the heart of the North Pacific Ocean’s expansive Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ), researchers have unlocked a secret of the deep that could forever alter our view of marine life and its environments. Amidst the shadowy depths, where light dares not venture, lies an unexpected source…
ICAO OLS Series – The Horizontal Surface
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has proposed new obstacle limitation surfaces (OLS) which are expected to be brought into force from November 2028. Following our previous articles in which we explored some of the new Obstacle Free Surfaces (OFS) including the Take-Off Climb Surface and Approach surface, we now…
Who To Trust On Green Targets
Commercial air travel is a pollution source that is very much in the public consciousness. As a result, environmental efforts that target air travel are widespread. In general terms, these can be direct e.g. strategies that reduce the amount of carbon emitted by aircraft or indirect e.g. strategies that offset…
El Niño and La Niña
Have you heard people talking about El Niño and La Niña? I am here to help explain the differences and what they mean for our planet. The El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is one of the most important climatic phenomena on Earth. By influencing global temperatures and precipitation, the ENSO…
Bridging the Gap, Part 1: Not Enough Renewable Energy Skills to Pay the Bills
The skills and capacities of the labour market is highlighted as one of the core pillars in achieving a swift renewable energy transition. What is the renewable energy skills gap? At COP28, 116 countries worldwide signed the Global Renewables and Energy Efficiency Pledge, which agreed to triple worldwide installed renewable…
Turning Rubbish into Climate Control: How Common Plastics Could Revolutionise Building Temperatures
Exciting developments have emerged from researchers at Princeton University and UCLA, paving the way for a revolutionary passive mechanism to alter how we heat and cool our buildings. As highlighted in a recent article for Cell Reports Physical Science, the team has ingeniously utilised special clear coatings made from household…
Reflecting on the EADT Business Awards
Pager Power entered the East Anglian Daily Times (EADT) Business Awards competition back in January this year, and we were successful in reaching the finals in both the Growth Business and Employer of the Year categories. Whilst unsuccessful on the night, the team in attendance had a great evening, and…
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