CCell | Blog: Environment and Technology Updates

environment - 26/09/19

An Early Warning from Coral Spawning

The intricately timed spawning events of several coral species may be getting more erratic, serving as an early warning system for their possible decline.

environment - 20/09/19

Adapting to the Climate Crisis

A recent report by the Global Commission on Adaptation calls for revolutions in understanding, planning and finance to accelerate adaptation for crucial systems within our world to help combat the climate crisis.

environment - 10/09/19

Give2Bahamas

CCell is setting up a JustGiving page to help fund relief work for those affected by Hurricane Dorian.

Scientists have discovered up to 30 species of Coral that have adapted to live in climates harsher than 2100 ocean predictions.

environment - 06/09/19

Super Coral discovered in mangrove swamps

Scientists have discovered up to 30 species of Coral that have adapted to live in climates harsher than 2100 ocean predictions.

environment - 06/09/19

Keeping it green at CCell

What we do, as a company, to curb our carbon footprint.

tech - 02/09/19

The science of capturing wave energy.

How do we get electricity from the ocean waves?

environment - 30/08/19

Gardening Damselfish aid in reef destruction.

Scientist have found and confirmed a link between “gardening” Damselfish and coral reef health.

environment - 27/08/19

Waitrose Unpacked is gaining momentum.

Due to a positive response from shoppers, Waitrose is extending their “bring your own box” trial and rolling it out in three more stores.

environment - 16/08/19

Baby fish modelling for better reef management

Using advanced modelling techniques to predict the lives of baby coral trout, Australian scientists have been able to show the importance of marine reserves in managing coral reefs.

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