Robin Whitlock
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‘Planet vs. Plastics’—Prospects of Bioplastics, One Step at a Time for the Environment
As concerns increase about plastic pollution—especially from single-use plastics—bioplastics are garnering interest for their potential role
Julie Peterson
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The ‘Seed Oils’ Debate: Are They Part of a Healthy Diet?
Kitchens around the world use cooking oil for sautéing, baking, and drizzling. Home cooks often keep several types of oils on hand, due to
Rick Laezman
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‘All the Way to Zero’—Maritime Shipping Charts a Course to Decarbonization
Reducing carbon emissions from transportation has become one of the primary fronts in the battle against greenhouse gas emissions.
Alina Bradford
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Hidden Contaminants Can Linger in Residential Water
Tap water can contain a variety of contaminants, including toxic substances, inorganic compounds, bacteria, metals, and microplastics.Â
Robert Cuzner
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Community Microgrids to the Rescue
Reliable electrical energy is increasingly being seen as a basic human right, and this perspective is driving significant shifts in the way