Cooperation on capturing China's mine methane emissions

A new technology called VAMCAT (Ventilation Air Methane Catalytic Turbine) is poised to take a sizable bite out of global methane emissions by collecting and using waste gas from coal mines in China.

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ECOS Magazine 2006 (Issue 130)

From This Issue

Formaldehyde levels high in wood panel products

Research value highlighted at innovation awards

Editorial - Moving in the right direction

Landmark forestry conflict playing out in court

Ozmotech's plastic-to-fuel solution in demand

A view of dangerous climate change

Events calendar

Trialing a 90% capture of coal power's CO₂

BP's big biofuels commitment

He's closed the loop

Learning to change

Plant detectives struggle against time

Rain gardens buffer Melbourne's waterways

Rivers reborn

On the vanguard of cleantech

Review: Encouraging a new capitalism

Roof tiles go solar

Cooperation on capturing China's mine methane emissions

New geopolymers have multiple benefits

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