The world’s major banks are supplying the funds required by fossil fuel businesses to continue damaging the environment to the point that people may no longer be able to thriveContinue Reading
Recently, a group of scientists embarked on the near-Sisyphean challenge of calculating the global ant population. According to them, there are at least 2.5 million ants for every human onContinue Reading
Scientists are only now beginning to understand how phthalates—chemicals prevalent in hundreds of ordinary home products and cosmetics—are connected to these frequent tumors in women. Pthalates, which are present inContinue Reading
According to a new Consumer Reports (CR) research, several popular kinds of dark chocolate have alarmingly high amounts of hazardous heavy metals. The independent nonprofit organization tested 28 dark chocolateContinue Reading
PepsiCo was the top plastic polluter in India in 2022 followed by CG Foods India (a manufacturer of instant noodles and snacks) and Perfetti Van Melle, the creator of confectionariesContinue Reading
The northwest coastal areas’ ecosystems, beaches, and modes of life are rapidly changing as a result of the climate change in United States. Alaska Native settlements are especially vulnerable toContinue Reading
According to the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), if carbon emissions are not reduced, three-quarters of the world’s population might face heat stress by 2100. The “heat dome”Continue Reading
Electric vehicles are one of the most talked-about tools for putting the globe on a carbon-free path. The World Bank has recently published a new research paper on how developingContinue Reading
