2010 St Andrews Prize for the Environment
Arsenic removal from water project wins $125,000.
Arsenic removal from water project wins $125,000.
Eco-volunteers track down 11 year old Orkney boy.. from 1985
The development of commercial fuel- cell powered applications could be one step closer for scientists at the University of St Andrews.
Scottish environmental historians who specialise in the history of pollution and waste have been awarded almost £900,000 to establish a unique international centre for research.
A system using rainwater as the basis for organic compost and a project which could reduce pollution emanating from semi- conductor plants are among the pioneering ideas competing for a prize aimed at finding practical solutions to worldwide environmental problems.