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Major US and European labs join forces to tackle climate change

26 Oct 2021 Michael Banks
European Spallation Source
Going green: Waste heat from the European Spallation Source, which is under construction in Lund, Sweden, will eventually be connected to the local heating system rather than being vented into the atmosphere (courtesy: Perry Nordeng/ESS).
Top physics facilities in Europe and the US have come together to tackle the climate crisis. The lab

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