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Researchers analyse carbon footprint of planned neutrino experiment

05 Jun 2021
Image of GRAND antennas in China
Grand designs: the Giant Array for Neutrino Detection project aims to detect ultrahigh-energy neutrinos originating from deep space using 200,000 antennas spread across mountainous regions around the world. (Courtesy: GRAND)
The annual greenhouse-gas emissions of a planned neutrino experiment could be on a par with the prod

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