Fresh water from the sea
Saga University presents a new paper: Technology of Seawater Desalination Using Natural Energy using OTEC technology for the The 3rd World Water Forum. I can […]
In the Pipeline
The January 2002 issue of NEHLA’s newsletter Pipeline is out. As usual, NEHLA Pipeline contains a whole host of insight into running a shorebased seawater […]
Grow shell fish within the shell of a boat
Wired News reports on an Abalone farming project in Australia. The idea being that it is easier to keep the required stable enclosed ocean environment […]
Using cold seawater to grow vegetables and produce fresh water
New Scientist January 2002 issue has a very good article on The Seawater Greenhouse, developed by Charlie Paton. In short it can be described as […]
Is New York in line for a wakeup call for the US?
Vivien Gornitz of the Columbia University warns in Global Planetary Change that New York may experience severe flooding of rail, subway and road tunnels in […]
Commercial linkup with NELHA
Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority is soliciting for proposals for “Commercial proposals for development to support ocean-related activities at NELHA”. The document can be […]
More carbon under the rug
Researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory show how artificially created calcium bicarbonate, using limestone, can be used to lock up carbon in the ocean. This […]
NIOT puts out tender for logistic support for OTEC plant
The National Insitiute of Ocean Technology in India invites contractors to tender for logistic support 40 nautical miles off Tuticorin. “Tug is required for providing […]
Patent on manure in your fields?
Interestingly enough it turns out that a Michael Markels of Springfield, Virginia, has US patents on artificially fertilising the ocean to increase sea food production […]
Neural networks meets the wave
text your ex back free – Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology in Mumbai (Bombay) have designed a neural network to predict the height […]