Making Fuel from Water
An efficient and robust catalyst for oxidizing water brings us closer to converting sunlight into fuel
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, 1st July 2009 |
Harvesting Energy from Sunlight with Artificial Photosynthesis
Solar power is by far the most abundant renewable zero-carbon energy resource, and artificial photosynthesis could be the most effective way to store the energy and make it more available and affordable
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, 29th June 2009 |
Water Electric
Water charges up with electricity when exposed to sunlight, offering the potential for an inexhaustible supply of squeaking clean energy and challenging conventional understanding of bioenergetics
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, 25th June 2009 |
New Study Indicates That Canadian Farmers Are Highly Critical Of Genetically Modified Wheat, As Controversy Over This Crop Reignites
A new study on Canadian farmer perceptions toward genetically modified (GM) wheat - specifically Roundup Ready wheat (RRW)- has just been published in the international peer reviewed journal Environmental Science and Pollution Research. This scientific paper is being released just as the controversy over growing GM wheat is re-igniting. Unlike a recent industry-sponsored study conducted in the US, it shows that Canadian farmers are categorically opposed to RRW.
Ian Mauro, 25th June 2009 |
US Opposition to GMOs Gathers Momentum
Scientists and physicians in the heartland of genetic modification are alerting policy-makers and the public to the dangers of GM crops
Prof. Peter Saunders, 22nd June 2009 |
The Body Does Burn Water
Burning water is a way of life for all organisms, in animals as in plants, with a little help from sunlight perhaps
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, 17th June 2009 |
New Evidence Links CaMV 35S Promoter to HIV Transcription
The controversial promoter in all GM crops does enhance multiplication of disease-causing viruses; yet another reason why [1] GM is Dangerous and Futile (SiS 40)
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho and Prof. Joe Cummins, 15th June 2009 |
Can Water Burn?
The case of salt water that can be ignited when exposed to a radio frequency beam and what it could tell us about the structure of water
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, 10th June 2009 |
Living with Oxygen
Scientists across the disciplines are discovering how oxygen created from water is pivotal for the evolution of life on earth and how it affects every aspect of health, disease and development
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, 8th June 2009 |
Global Shift to Renewable Energies Happening
More renewable energies capacity added than conventional for the first time in 2008
ISIS, 3rd June 2009 |
Vioxx, A Mercky Story
After paying out almost $5 billion in the US, Merck is defending a class action in Australia where a journal that never was came to light, meanwhile UK victims see no prospect of compensation
Prof. Peter Saunders, 1st June 2009 |
Science in Society #42 Letters to the Editor
Correspondence from Science in Society readers
ISIS, 27th May 2009 |
