Study Finds the Majority of Cosmetics Contain Cancer-causing PFAS
Testing reveals many makeup products contain PFAS, even if its not identified on the label.
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Benefits of Installing Solar Panels on a Commercial Building
Consumers love buying from “green” companies. When you install solar panels, you are showing your customers that you care about the environment.
Weird Dreams, Reading Fiction May Lead to Higher Intelligence
Neuroscientist suggests having strange dreams may break limited thinking and increase intelligence.
Research Confirms Air Quality Affects Student Test Performance
Nebraska research team confirms that poor air quality affects academic outcomes.
Young Climate Activists Score Win for Future Generations
The Court found that Article 20a of the Basic Law, which requires the state to ‘protect the natural foundations of life and animals’ due to its ‘responsibility towards future generations’, also imposes on it an obligation to protect the climate.
When the Climate Migration Crisis Comes
When the climate migration crisis comes, what will you do? Will you build walls? Or will you be on the move, trying to find a safe community to call home?
Bees Can be Trained to Detect Coronavirus Infections
Scientists contend dogs can be trained to ‘sniff out’ COVID-19. Now, so can bees.
What is Biofouling and How Can We Stop It?
Biofouling is not a new problem, but it is one that needs to be overcome for the marine renewable energy industry to thrive.
Decarbonization in the Shipping Industry: 2021 Outlook
As one of the biggest contributors of greenhouse gases — contributing around 2.2% of global annual CO₂ emissions — the international shipping industry must make immediate and significant changes to help save the environment.
7 Tools for Selecting Better Shipping Routes
From new navigational systems to networks of floating buoys, technology is helping optimize shipping routes to lower the maritime industry’s carbon footprint.