Climate
Tiny Photonic Sensors Could Make Composite Manufacturing Cheaper and Greener
A combined life cycle costing and life cycle assessment of an embedded photonic sensor for composite manufacturing reveals that labour-intensive...
Drug-Resistant E. coli Lurks in the Waters of an Argentine River Floodplain
A study of 684 E. coli strains from waters and sediments around Santa Fe City, Argentina, found widespread antibiotic resistance,...
Grassroots Innovations Emerge as Hidden Engine of India’s Plastic Circular Economy
A new study of fifteen community-led initiatives reveals how grassroots innovation is driving India's transition to a circular economy for...
Microplastics Map of China’s Waters Reveals Hotspots and Hidden Risks
A systematic review of 40 studies shows microplastic contamination in Chinese surface waters is highly uneven, with fibers and small...
Green Finance Rules Push China Toward a Circular Economy, But Markets Lag Behind
A new analysis of all 31 Chinese provinces shows green financial policies improve environmental quality, energy efficiency, and resource conservation,...
French Labs Audit Shows Cutting Carbon Need Not Cost the Planet Elsewhere
A hybrid life cycle assessment of about one hundred French research institutes finds that a five-part decarbonization strategy cuts per-capita...
Hidden Hexavalent Chromium in Turkish Mining Waters Exposes Flaw in Standard Water Testing
A year-long study of 28 stations in an ultramafic Turkish mining watershed shows that measuring chromium species separately reveals hexavalent...
Digital Product Passports Promise Greener Data, But Life Cycle Assessment Needs More Detail
A study of 20 digital product passport initiatives finds that while core attributes like material composition and carbon footprints are...
Metal Cocktail in the Bloodstream Linked to High Blood Sugar in Aluminum Workers
A study of 384 male aluminum plant workers in Shanxi Province, China, links elevated plasma aluminum, selenium, and copper to...
The More You Own, The More You Use: Norwegian Households Reveal a Material Trap
A study of 3,435 Norwegian households finds that larger accumulated material stocks in dwellings, cars and holiday homes are linked...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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