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High-throughput design of catalytic materials for NO x reduction from aircraft emissions

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By Anshuman Goswami, Frank Abild-Pedersen, John Lawson, Joakim Halldin Stenlid
| Nature Verified
Abstract NOx emissions from aircraft exhausts are a major source of air pollutants. Catalytic converters have been proposed as potential technologies to reduce NOx emissions but the high temperatures and rapid exhaust gas flows pose challenges to catalyst design. Ni-based alloys are routinely used for high-temperature applications and exhaust systems; however, standard alloys are insufficient to catalyze NOx reduction effectively.
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The Uinta Basin Snow Shadow: Impact of Snow-Depth Variation on Winter Ozone Formation

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By Michael Davies Verified, John Lawson, Seth N. Lyman, Trevor O'Neil
| preprints.org
This version is not peer-reviewed. Michael J Davies,John R. Lawson  *,Trevor O'Neil,Seth N Lyman,KarLee Zager,Tristan D Coxson Michael J Davies,John R. Lawson  *,Trevor O'Neil,Seth N Lyman,KarLee Zager,Tristan D Coxson This version is not peer-reviewed. After heavy snowfall in the rural Uinta Basin, Utah, elevated surface ozone can occur when a persistent, reinforcing pool of cold air traps emissions from local oil and gas industry operations.
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Boosting exports needed to push progress, says Cape Chamber CEO

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By Liesl Venter, John Lawson
| Freight News
More emphasis needs to be placed on growing the country’s exports, according to John Lawson, CEO of the Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Speaking at a recent conference in Cape Town, Lawson highlighted the critical importance of creating an environment conducive to export growth, stressing that it was essential for the country’s broader economic development. "Exports make our economy grow faster and, in doing so, create more jobs," he told delegates attending the event at the DHL Stadium.
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