Plant-Based Burgers Are Not Always a Biodiversity Win, Landmark EU Study Finds
A new study of ten EU countries shows that soy patties can cut biodiversity impacts from beef by up to ...
A new study of ten EU countries shows that soy patties can cut biodiversity impacts from beef by up to ...
A Nature Energy study projects that EU solar and wind targets through 2050 will generate unprecedented demand for copper, zinc, ...
USC will help lead the renewed $20 million NSF-funded AI4OPT institute, which fuses artificial intelligence and optimization to improve decision-making ...
A new econometric study shows that Malaysia's COVID-19 lockdown stringency significantly reduced imports from China, while China's own containment measures ...
New research from the University of East London finds that AI and big data can improve supply chains only when ...
A first-of-its-kind production layer decomposition shows that nearly 60 percent of the biodiversity destroyed by Dutch consumption occurs at foreign ...
Frontiers Science House will convene scientists, business leaders, and policy heads in New York during Climate Week NYC to debate ...
A Malaysia-focused input–output study identifies the industries where green finance could best reduce carbon-transition risks without destabilizing interconnected supply chains.
Researchers propose continuous supply-chain due diligence to make lunar resource extraction and space-based manufacturing safer, more accountable and more sustainable.
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