Iron-Air Batteries: A Revolution In Energy Storage?
Hyper efficient iron-air batteries could potentially revolutionize all kinds of technologies and their development.
Surprise, Surprise! Megadroughts Linked To Climate Change
Rising temperatures and changes in weather patterns are causing drier conditions, and contribute to megadroughts accordingly.
From beets to berries: all about natural red food colors
Regarding food coloring, the modern consumer is more informed, more connected, and far more vocal about what they’re eating.
Waste Colonialism: U.S. Continues To Export Garbage Overseas
In what is called “waste colonialism” the U.S. exports large amounts of trash and recycling overseas, particularly plastic waste.
Renters At Greater Risk From Climate Change
Renters are at greater risk from climate change than homeowners because they don’t have the agency to make fixes or adapt and move.
Pesticide-Resistant Varroa Mites Behind Honeybee Die-Off
The Varroa mite might be the main cause of honeybee dieoffs recently but other human-caused environmental factors are also at play…
Real Estate Values Going Down Due To Global Warming
Climate change isn’t just a future threat—it’s already reshaping the U.S. real estate market in ways many didn’t expect.
Why Ethical Design Is the Secret Ingredient to a Greener Industry
From architecture to fashion and food service, businesses are rethinking the way products are made, used, and valued. Yet there’s one principle that ties all of these efforts together: ethical design.
When Dignity is Detained: Katrina Sriranpong Examines the Human Cost of Canada’s Immigration Detention
Immigration detention in Canada has long been a source of controversy, raising concerns about the treatment of vulnerable people and the conditions under which they are held.
Simple Entertainment Swaps for a More Eco-Conscious Home
When people think of reducing their carbon footprint, they often consider transportation, energy usage, and diet. Yet, digital consumption and home entertainment are often overlooked.