Do countries have a legal obligation to protect the climate?

Prof Jacqueline Peel and Zoe Nay from the University of Melbourne discuss the potential outcomes of the UN’s recent decision to support calls for an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice regarding states’ legal obligations to protect the climate. Read more: Do countries have a legal obligation to protect the climate?
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Latest experimental plasma jet thruster uses only air and electricity

An experimental plasma jet thruster has been revealed that is not reliant on fossil fuels and uses the power of microwaves for propulsion. The post Latest experimental plasma jet thruster uses only air and electricity appeared first on Silicon Republic. https://bit.ly/3dpRTaf

‘Living robots’ that reproduce could help us develop regenerative medicine

Scientists hope the research behind these xenobots will open the door to more advanced forms of living machines and new forms of medicine. The post ‘Living robots’ that reproduce could help us develop regenerative medicine appeared first on Silicon Republic. https://bit.ly/3xzXqWY

Why these 10 women chose a career in STEM

A new mini documentary featuring 10 young women working in STEM wants to challenge prevailing stereotypes. The post Why these 10 women chose a career in STEM appeared first on Silicon Republic. https://bit.ly/3ysfTF1

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