The end for “eternal polluting products”
Who are the eternal polluters: perfluoroids, a family of prolific and versatile chemicals, are the delight of industry;...
The Pando Forest in the USA is dying
The Pando Forest in the United States is the largest living organism on Earth because it is a...
A new industrial revolution thanks to a new material
A team of researchers from the University of California at Berkeley has developed a new alloy of chromium,...
Vietnam relies on its forest carbon
Vietnam is meeting its commitments to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, and Vietnam also has great financial potential....
Methane emissions are a major threat to the planet
The oil and gas industries emit methane, one of the most potent greenhouse gases, during the production of...
Weather events may affect another region
A meteorological phenomenon occurring on a distant continent can influence the weather, even generating a natural disaster, in...
New material created in Israel can absorb CO2
Alternatives to concrete, a highly polluting and energy-consuming material, are multiplying, as in Israel, for example, where a...
Antarctic glaciers at risk
El Niño could attack Antarctica in the future and cause irreversible melting of Antarctic plateaus and ice sheets,...
The looting of African beaches
African beaches are plundered by the glass and cement industries, sand is a natural resource increasingly exploited. On the...
Resisting the climate challenge requires social transformations
A study by a team of researchers at the University of Hamburg specializing in the study of social and...
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