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New Atmospheric Substance: Hydrotrioxide
Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery that hydrotrioxides can be formed in the Earth’s atmosphere. These highly reactive compounds have unknown effects on the environment
Electric vehicle generates more power
The Lynx electric dump truck generates more electricity than it consumes during operation. This massive vehicle, weighing in at 58 tons, was previously a diesel-powered
Medication pollutes rivers worldwide.
Rivers on all continents contain drugs in dangerously high concentrations, with poorer countries being particularly affected. A recent study by the University of York found
Revolutionary Technique Extracts Rare Earths
In a breakthrough discovery, scientists at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) have found a way to extract rare earth metals from coal ash using a process
Oil and Gas Heating Ban in Germany by 2035
A new study conducted by the Wuppertal Institute on behalf of Greenpeace has found that all buildings in Germany can be heated using renewable energy
The Hidden Costs of Meat Consumption
The production of meat comes with high externalized costs that the public must bear. According to a study by Soil & More on behalf of
Chemicals Threaten Earth’s Habitability
Swiss company Exlterra has announced plans to rid the Chernobyl disaster site of radioactive contamination over the next five years using its Nucleus Separation Passive
Educated Germans Bike More
A recent study conducted by sociologist Ansgar Hudde from the University of Cologne has found that people with higher education levels in Germany tend to
Electric cars proven climate-friendly
Electric cars are often considered more environmentally friendly than traditional combustion engine vehicles due to their lack of local emissions. However, the production of electric
Less Ants with Glyphosate and Thiacloprid
The use of pesticides has long been a concern for environmentalists, and a recent study from the University of Graz in Austria has highlighted the
