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An investigation is continuing into an oil spill at Aberystwyth harbour.According to the BBC, the red diesel got into the water through the town's surface water drains but despite causing an odour...

Efforts to reduce emissions in the UK have been successful so far as new figures reveal that the greenhouse gases emitted fell in 2009.Statistics published by the Department of Energy and Climate Chan...

Moving to natural gas will not have any impact on climate change, despite the potential reduction in emissions, it has been claimed.A study by Tom Wigley, a senior research associate at the National C...

Pipeline leaks can have catastrophic consequences for human health, the environment and the global economy, which is why oil transportation companies face increasingly stringent governmental regulatio...

TRaC Exhibiting and Speaking at EMC UK in Newbury on 11/12th October 2011

TRaC and MET to offer harmonised international EX testing programme

TRaC and Bristol University strengthen partnership on Earthquake Testing

TRaC Exhibits at Broadband World Forum Europe 2011

For plants and mills that use steam in the production process, measuring the steam condensate level accurately can be the difference between operating reliably and fighting unplanned shutdowns. So was the case for a U.S. ethanol producer, Absolute Energy, as told in a story by ConnectingIndustry.com’s Automation magazine. The story, Technology resolves costly shutdowns at [...]

If you use any of the social media forms of communications such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, you know that it’s possible to get to know someone without actually meeting them face-to-face. You learn about their expertise and interests over time through their status updates. And so it was with an Emerson intern, Adam Reineke, [...]