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Insecticides Linked to Decline in Human Sperm Counts
A recent meta-study led by researchers from Northeastern University (NU) and George Mason University, under the guidance of Lauren B. Ellis, reveals a concerning connection
Hybrid Cars Emit More Than Expected
A recent study conducted by the Technical University of Graz on behalf of the environmental organization Transport & Environment (T&E) has found that the CO2
Legalizing Cannabis Could Boost Consumption
The planned legalization of cannabis in Germany could lead to an increase in drug consumption and have negative effects on youth protection. The authors of
Preservatives increase risk of type 2 diabetes
The use of nitrites as preservatives in food significantly increases the risk of type 2 diabetes, according to a study by scientists at Sorbonne University.
Electric car and heat pump power reduction
Germany is set to experience a significant increase in electricity consumption in the coming years due to the rising number of electric cars and heat
Glyphosate Causes Heart and Brain Malformations
A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Ulm has found that the controversial herbicide glyphosate, even without its additional ingredients, can cause
E-cigarettes linked to increased tobacco use
A new study conducted by researchers at Purdue University has found that teenagers who use e-cigarettes before the age of 15 are more likely to
Vaping linked to heart rhythm issues.
E-cigarette liquids have been found to contain ingredients that can slow down heart rate and affect the heart’s conduction system, potentially leading to sudden cardiac
Oil extraction more harmful than expected.
A recent study by Stanford University has revealed that the extraction of oil and gas is even more harmful to the environment than previously thought.
Switzerland Bans Electric Cars
Europe is facing a potential power shortage this winter, and Switzerland is taking proactive measures to ensure energy security. As the country produces a significant
