Paper and Plastic Cups: Are They Equally Bad for the Environment?
The world uses a ton of disposable coffee paper cups each year, and hardly any of them get recycled. You’d think it’s a positive move that big coffee chains areContinue Reading
The world uses a ton of disposable coffee paper cups each year, and hardly any of them get recycled. You’d think it’s a positive move that big coffee chains areContinue Reading
Scientists have found that “acute exposure” to microplastics can lead to dementia-like symptoms and changes in behavior in mice. This kind of plastics are present in various environments, including humanContinue Reading
Space junk is a serious problem, a point which NASA has been stressing of late. The European Space Agency’s mission,experimental mission, Clearspace-1, which aimed to remove a significant piece of debrisContinue Reading
Despite facing strong resistance from neighboring nations, Japan is set to commence the discharge of radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear plant accident into the Pacific Ocean this week. TheContinue Reading
In July 2023, heavy rains caused severe flooding in parts of Delhi. The city’s inadequate waste management system may have worsened the flood as it can only handle 71% ofContinue Reading
An extensive new report has unveiled a disheartening revelation – numerous neglected telephone cables spread across the United States (same is true globally) are potentially seeping hazardous lead into soilContinue Reading
As solar power continues its remarkable ascent as a prominent electricity source, it is imperative that we carefully consider the vital aspect of recycling these panels once they reach theirContinue Reading
Japan has been granted approval by the United Nations to release its treated radioactive water originating from the unfortunate Fukushima Daiichi nuclear incident of 2011 into the vast expanse ofContinue Reading
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