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Blue whirl fires could help oil spill cleanup

Blue whirl fires could help oil spill cleanup
Oil Spill Cleanup with Blue whirl fires When oil spills occur at sea, oil is often corralled into thick layers on the surface and then burned. According to the researchers, however, the result is an inefficient and smoky fire with high levels of emissions. Even when yellow fire whirls occur, they don’t burn fuel at…
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Clean-up continues after oil found on beaches in Trinidad & Tobago

Clean-up continues after oil found on beaches in Trinidad & Tobago
Oil-spill clean-up operations continued in the Gulf of Paria yesterday after pockets of oil found on beaches near Mosquito Creek and beaches in La Brea, Vessigny, Clifton Hill/Guapo and Cedros last week. State oil company Petro­trin said it continues to monitor and respond to the oil sightings. The company said it is working alongside the Ministry…
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Families challenge to wind farm in Ballingeary

Families challenge to wind farm in Ballingeary
A fresh High Court by families in the Ballingeary area of Co. Cork mount challenge to wind farm that has been brought against the planning authority’s decision to grant planning permission for a wind farm development in Co Cork. In proceedings in the challenge to the wind farm  is against An Bord Pleanála. A group…
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New initiative wants to add environmental issue to city’s vision

New initiative wants to add environmental issue to city’s vision
A new initiative aiming to accelerate the transition to a low carbon sustainable future has been launched in Galway. The Post Carbon Galway (PCG) initiative aims to work in partnership with all sectors to ensure that environmental issues are to the fore in the coming years. And the team believe that – with Galway’s recent…
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