Edge of Antarctica Has Grown Dramatically Greener
Over the last four decades, vegetation cover on the Antarctic Peninsula has grown tenfold, a new study finds. “The landscape...
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World’s Rivers Are Driest They Have Been in Decades
Last year, the world’s rivers had their driest year in at least three decades, according to a new U.N. report,...
Avoiding fires with composite bund systems
This article contains paid for content produced in collaboration with Sui Generis. Chemical, oil and fuel spills can have devastating...
How Traffickers Got Away with the Biggest Rosewood Heist in History
On March 11, 2014, the MV Oriental Pride, a 325-foot-long, roughly 5,000-ton, Kelly green cargo ship, arrived in the port...
Group plans to advance furniture recycling mission in Scotland
Design-and-build firm Space Solutions has completed a project employing 100 refurbished desks (image credit: Recycle Scotland)....
Renewables on Track to Supply Nearly Half of Global Power by 2030
Renewable power is on pace to produce close to half of the electricity used globally by the end of this...
New Recyclability by Design guidelines encompass EPR and emerging issues
The new guidance. RECOUP has updated its Recyclability by Design (RBD) publication, bringing things up to date with emerging requirements,...
The Pathways Alliance’s Carbon Capture Plans and the Risks to Communities
Oil and gas companies are proposing the widespread use of carbon capture to deal with their increasing greenhouse gas emissions....
What’s Causing the Recent Spike in Global Temperatures?
About 18 months ago, climate scientists began to notice something strange. In March of 2023, global sea surface temperatures started...
70% of ocean microplastics are the type found in clothes, textiles and fishing gear – and Europe is a hotspot
Ocean microplastic concentrations from water samples captured by sailors during The Ocean Race 2022-23 Three of the world’s top five...
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