NHS Hospitals Struggle to Swap Single-Use Medical Devices for Reusables
A qualitative study of NHS organisations in England and Wales finds that awareness and successful pilots of reusable medical products ...
Tag: carbon emissions
Systematic Review Maps the Fragmented Science Linking Energy Transition and Climate Vulnerability
A systematic review of 76 studies finds that research on the energy transition and climate vulnerability remains fragmented, relying heavily ...
Canadian Wildfire Bill Could Pass $2 Trillion This Century, Study Warns
A Simon Fraser University modeling study projects that climate change-driven wildfires could cost Canada and the world more than $2.1 ...
Bamboo Rings Meet Fiber Cement in Lightweight Sandwich Panels for Greener Walls
Researchers in Brazil have engineered lightweight sandwich panels combining bamboo-ring cores, fiber cement facings, and a bio-based castor-oil polyurethane adhesive, ...
China’s AI Ambitions Collide With Its Own Climate Promises, Study Warns
A new review argues that China's twin goals of AI dominance and climate leadership form a genuine contradiction, warning that ...
Red Pigment Doubles as Strength Booster in Colored Mortar, Study Finds
A new study shows iron oxide red pigment can strengthen colored mortar by up to 16 percent while delivering stable, ...
Green Energy’s Benefits Cross Borders: Global Study Finds Renewables Cut Emissions Far Beyond Their Own Backyard
A global spatial analysis of 96 countries finds that renewable energy cuts carbon emissions more strongly in neighbouring nations than ...
Heat Stress Is Draining Global Worker Productivity, and It Shows Up in the Price of Carbon
A UC Davis study in Nature Climate Change estimates that each ton of carbon dioxide emitted in 2025 cost the ...
Coal city on the brink: how Huainan is untangling industry, environment and carbon
A two-decade analysis of China's coal hub Huainan shows the city's industry, environment and carbon emissions have reached their best-ever ...
Digitalization Lowers Emissions in Emerging Economies, but Carbon Lock-In Slows the Fix
A new panel study of fifteen emerging economies finds that digitalization lowers carbon emissions at any given income level but ...
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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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