In Europe, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is the Law
From drastically reducing plastic waste, to driving major electronic take-back programs, Europe’s extended producer responsibility laws work…
From drastically reducing plastic waste, to driving major electronic take-back programs, Europe’s extended producer responsibility laws work…
Bill Sheehan from the Product Policy Institute is working hard to bring Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) to the U.S…
The electric car’s day in the sun has finally arrived. All that’s needed now are willing buyers, available charging stations and a little financial boost…
The plug-in plans for EVs are not yet in place—despite the fact that the cars are right around the corner.
E’s guide to the latest electric cars, from sedans to sexy sports cars…
The scare surrounding the H1N1 “swine flu” virus is mostly gone, but the circumstances that led to the pandemic are more worrisome than ever.
This December will mark the 15th time the UN has held its annual Climate Change Conference—and the fate of the planet hangs in the balance.
Miniscule machines offer big potential for designing surgical tools and destroying cancer cells—but could they run amok?
In the rush to bring nanotechnology into the mainstream, the U.S. has all but abandoned regulating the risky science.
How synthetic biology could spell environmental disaster.