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How to avoid putting water in your wine

One of the agricultural products most affected by counterfeiting is wine. So we need new methods for find out what we are really drinking.

23 October 2017

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Takeaway: Wine fraud

How do you know the wine you drink is actually the one you think you bought?

23 October 2017

Belgium

Wifi weakness exposed by Belgian experts

Traffic and data on wireless networks could be corrupted by close-by hackers, say Belgian researchers

17 October 2017

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Making green energy cheaper

Sunny Morocco seems like the ideal place to produce solar power.

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Takeaway: What's wrong with solar power plants?

This technology seems perfect for arid regions The solar light is free The power plants take relatively little space The problem is dust Washing the mirrors takes precious water Water usage has to be

Malta

Prince Charles makes plea to save our oceans

The threat posed by plastic waste was highlighted at the 'Our Ocean' Conference in Malta

USA

Onboard technologies distracting drivers

A study has revealed that onboard technologies are distracting drivers for up to 40 seconds at a time.

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Creating the perfect tomato

In this edition of Futuris, we’re off to northern Israel, to meet scientists working on a European project aimed at developing the perfect tomato: it would require 90 % less irrigation than ordinary v

18 September 2017

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Takeaway: Tomatoes in the desert

Look tasty, don´t they?

18 September 2017

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Fish in a new climate

Will oysters be able to survive climate change and the expected rise of water temperatures in seas and oceans across the globe?

11 September 2017

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Takeaway: Fish & climate

Do you like carp… yes or no?

11 September 2017

Egypt

Ancient tomb discovery in Egypt adds to treasure trove in Luxor

Grave dating back three millenia contains statues, jeweller, and mummies in find that could rekindle Egypt's tourism industry.

9 September 2017

Cult

Mummies feel impact of climate change, say researchers

Mummies are suffering the impact of climate change, researchers say, as they apply for UNESCO special heritage status.

4 September 2017

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European winegrowers turn to robots to increase competitiveness

Engineers in Portugal are testing an autonomous robot that they claim will increase productivity in vineyards

4 September 2017

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Takeaway: the wine robot

4 September 2017

Japan

Anti-whaling group 'unable to match Japanese technology', halts activity

Sea Shepherd to halt activity in Southern Ocean.

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Scientists absorbed by deep-sea sponges

By filtering sea water through their pores, deep-sea sponges recycle waste and produce valuable nutrients for other marine organisms.

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Takeaway: Filters of the ocean

Are sponges the most mysterious organism on Earth?

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China completes deep-sea expedition

An unmanned submersible has taken a deep-sea lander over a kilometre beneath the South China Sea to study the environment.

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How global warming is changing when Europe’s rain arrives

Studies in six European locations are looking at the impact of climate change on water supply, so that we can improve our understanding of what to expect, and how to respond.