Welcome to The Hydrogen Podcast!In episode 319, Germany is making moves to speed up hydrogen projects. On site hydrogen generation finds a home making steel, and lithium and hydrogen finally find some common ground. I'll go over this news and give my thoughts on today's hydrogen podcast.Thank you for listening and I hope you enjoy the podcast. Please feel free to email me at info@thehydrogenpodcast.com with any questions. Also, if you wouldn't mind subscribing to my podcast using your

In this (slightly different) episode, Cody explains why its important to have trained dealers representing ROI's products and gives us a sneak peak into one of the dealer training modules, titled "Who We Are".

Spoilt this week by an abundance of right-wing nuttery - headlined by Tice claiming ‘it was the sun wot did it.’ We try desperately not to mention Coutinho (and fail), but it was a Godzilla-sized solar farm that that did for us. We talk paratroopers with passports, part of Farage’s legacy, as he parachutes into the election (and Tice’s chair). This time, he can only do good because the mission is ‘Just Stop the Tories.’ We look at Sunak repeating the mistakes of Cameron, and Dale reveals a ne...

The world renowned Taupo Volcanic Zone, big brother to Yellowstone, stretches from the central plateau to Whakaari White Island. The effects of this volcanic area are seen throughout the region. Today we listen to lived experiences, science and hundred’s of years of inter-generational observation (matauranga Maori).Subjects covered include 1995 and 1975’s eruptions of Ruapehu and Tongariro, volcanic ash, behind the scenes of GNS Science’s Monday morning volcano meetings and much more.

Energy Speaks Back: Episode 147 - Daniel Lux on IoT and AI in EnergyIn this exciting episode of Energy Speaks Back, we are joined by Daniel Lux from Denmark, a leading expert in IoT and AI technologies within the energy sector. Join us as we explore: The latest advancements in IoT (Internet of Things) and AI (Artificial Intelligence) and how they are revolutionizing energy management. Real-world applications of these technologies and their impact on improving energy efficiency. Future trends and

Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected to move through theeastern U.S. for the next couple of days with locally heavy to excessiverainfall possible over the central Appalachians through tonight...Over the next couple of days, a shift in the weather pattern will continueto push the active weather across the eastern U.S. This shift in theweather pattern will also sustain a heatwave across the southwestern U.S. High temperatures well up into the 100s this afternoon across the Ce...

Saturday is the pick of the weekend, but Sunday isn't a washout.

Bond Villains, Broke Parents and Asbestos in Soils Assessments: A Wild Ride with Pierina OtnessGunnar and James are back with another high-flying guest on their podcast! Somehow this episode feels very James Bond-ish.Scene 1: The Asbestos Assessment AuthorityGunnar and James, sit down with none other than Pierina Otness - the undisputed authority on asbestos in soils (ASBINS) assessments. Scene 2: James vs. James BondGunnar feels that James needs an introduction worthy of 007. Scene...

In this final episode of our Ocean Decade mini-series, released on World Oceans Day, we focus on the last of the Barcelona conference’s five plenary sessions, Resources and partnerships for the Ocean Decade.  In the plenary, Alfredo Giron moderated a panel discussing collaborations in support of the Decade’s goal of promoting ‘the science we need,...

the markets club podcast with Cesar Delgado, we have a conversation aboutthe commodities markets  Richard Nelson from Allendale Inc. For today's podcast

The Zero Net Emissions from Agriculture Cooperative Research Council (ZNE-Ag CRC) is a key component of achieving the commitment to achieve net zero emissions by 2040. The CRC comprises of 73 partenrs who have committed $AU87 million in cash which is matched by the Austrlain Federal Government. This becomes a $AU300 million program when in kind contributions are included. Richard Heath is the CEO of the ZNE-Ag CRC who brings decades of experience across research policy and hands on farming. I...

This is the first podcast of a series with Gary Zimmer, where Acres owner and CEO, Taylor Henry, will sit down with Gary and discuss what steps led him to where he is at currently in his life. On this episode, they talk about how Gary was raised on a dairy farm over on the East side of Wisconsin. They discuss Gary's time at the University of Madison, Wisconsin, his experiences in Hawaii, becoming a professor in Winona, finding his way back to Wisconsin, and buying a farm in the Spring Green

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When I get up in the morning I typically sit quietly by the wood stove for about an hour and start my day with some good coffee. I don’t worry about a lot of things during my quiet time but I do put some thought into planning my day.If I think of something I need at the homestead, if I have time I may browse the internet for the best product and the best price. After all online shopping is a modern convenience that I enjoy just as much as everyone else. It is simply a part of our culture...

After a very unsettled Friday afternoon, Saturday will turn out to be dry until evening. The wettest part of the weekend will be later Saturday evening, with more dry time by late AM Sunday. Notable warmup later next week.

Cette semaine, j’ai le plaisir d’accueillir l’agroclimatologue Serge Zaka dans le Deep Seed podcast. On discute des conséquences du changement climatique sur l’agriculture, de la géopolitique alimentaire, de la création de nouvelles filières agricoles, d’agriculture de conservation des sols et bien plus encore.Agroclimatologie : Serge Zaka explique comment l'évolution du climat influencera l'agriculture en Europe. Alors que certaines régions du sud (Espagne, Italie, Grèce) deviendront trop arides,

Dust off those textbooks and sharpen your pencils because we're diving deep into the world of GIS education on this episode of Geographical Thinking! Join us as we explore the ins and outs of post-secondary GIS education with our special guests, Jon Salter and Rahul Chandra.

Erin is the lead for RILA’s ESG and corporate responsibility portfolio, encompassing its Diversity Equity & Inclusion, Sustainability, and Responsible Sourcing Committees, and ESG engagement activities. She organizes educational content and convenes and facilitates benchmarking discussions, resource development, and stakeholder engagement for corporate retail issue leads in each of these areas. Erin has been with RILA since 2012, serving in a variety of roles supporting and leading the association’s

Your June PFAS headlines! We've got three big stories to tell you about in this installment. As always, all articles can be read in full on the Pulse. It looks like it's shaping up to be a hot litigation summer in the PFAS world. Let's talk about whose going to be feeling the heat!Listen to learn more and subscribe to The Pulse for all the details.

In this episode, Jesse and Chris talk about the geology of Iceland - although we keep it at a high level. We're going to come back to this - Iceland - later after Chris returns from his trip. Then, we'll get into some of detail that makes Iceland so unique. Here, we discuss how Iceland might be a prototype for the formation of continents and also talk a bit about the diversity of igneous rocks that make up the Island. The diversity of rocks speaks to the diversity of v...