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To help ensure safety, radwaste managers must have access to detailed information on their wastes far into the future. It is therefore necessary for waste package custodians to establish and [...]

THE US Department of Energy (DOE), in partnership with industry, is supporting the development of two novel technologies based on the applications of oxygen ion transport membranes, known as either [...]

Low-income United Kingdom residents who live in the countryside are far more likely to own an automobile than those who live in urban areas. Rural automobile owners are obliged to run a vehicle because of insufficient public transport systems in rural areas. Increasing fuel costs are putting more pressure on poor families who have to own a car. Surveys show that rural residents are becoming increasingly deprived as the government raises taxes on fuel.

Byline: david gray Tighten your utility belt For finance directors, the responsibility of energy management is just one small element of an already extensive job remit. Utilities costs are unavoidable [...]

Byline: David Gray Don't let profits drip away Utilities costs are unavoidable and necessary to run any operation. With this in mind, the focus should be on minimising the impact [...]

Utilities costs are unavoidable and necessary to run any operation. With this in mind, the focus should be on minimising the impact of overheads. If left unmonitored, energy users can [...]

Rural car dependence is stronger in Scotland than in other parts of the UK, according to research undertaken for the Scottish Office. It is clear that the number and length of car journeys is closely connected with income levels. There is a tendency for the most fuel-efficient cars not to owned by those in greatest need of fuel economy. It was established that most rural households in Scotland would adapt to fuel price rises in a number of ways, including using a more fuel-efficient second car. However, a significant minority would find it very hard to deal with rising fuel costs.

A national initiative is underway in the United Kingdom to raise the profile for patients with palliative wound care needs, their families, and the clinicians who support them. The purpose [...]

In the latest in the series of articles by Food From Britain on export markets, David Gray, FFB's man down under, looks at the potential of this giant continent In [...]

South America: uncharted territory This month in our regular series looking at export opportunities for British companies, David Gray of Food From Britain has focused attention on South America South [...]