Six livestock respiration chambers (3 cattle and 3 small ruminant).

The Mazingira Centre has now been operating No Pollution reparation chambers since 2014. As part of the ILRI (International Livestock research Institute). The Centre laboratories gather data on environmental parameter including livestock systems, greenhouse gas emissions, hydrological parameters, soil and plant nutrient contents as well as soil C sequestration.

New soundproofing chamber on show at DS Smith Livingston

The project saw £2.8m investment in a new Fosber corrugator fitted with soundproofing designed and installed by No Pollution.

1 day left until the 6th Greenhouse Gas and Animal Agricultural conference (GGAA 2016) takes place in Melbourne, Australia.

The conference will feature leading scientists and policymakers who will review the current state of knowledge and present significant new developments and advancements in the measurement, modelling and mitigation of greenhouse gasses from animal agriculture.

No Pollution will be running an exposition booth from  the 14th - 18th, presenting our large, small and mobile calorimeter chambers.

All our Heat Recovery and HVAC units are now fully compliant with the EC ECODESIGN 2016 regulations.

Maximum efficiency to guarantee more savings and shorter payback times.

ECODESIGN 2016, we've got you covered.

12 December 2015. 195 countries agreed, by consensus, to the final global pact. the Paris Agreement. Reducing emissions as part of the method for combating climate change. In the 12-page document members agreed to reduce their carbon output "as soon as possible" and to do their best to keep global warming "below 2 degrees C".

no pollution Industrial Systems will be present at the 6th Greenhouse Gas and Animal Agriculture Conference, from 14 to 18 February 2016, to be held in Melbourne, Australia.

Please come along and visit our stand. We will be delighted to show you our latest developments in Climate Chamber technology for research.

In 2011 no pollution installed 6 state of the art Climate Chambers for the Scottish Agricultural College in Edinburgh (now SRUC), as part of their award winning GreenCow Project. The ongoing project's goal is to learn more about the influence factors like climate and nutrition have on gas emissions from livestock, with specific focus on Greenhouse Gas emissions.

Detailed information on SRUC and the research carried out can be found on their website.