Air pollution
The Environmental Protection Agency is drafting a plan to end all limits on greenhouse gases emitted by coal and gas-fired power plants, a move that has been met with widespread criticism from climate scientists. The agency argues that the greenhouse gases emitted by these plants do not contribute significantly to
Air pollution
Recent research emphasizes the critical need for standardized methodologies to account for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in inland aquaculture. A study published in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment systematically reviews methodologies for GHG accounting in aquaculture, highlighting the importance of accurate and scalable tools for a low-carbon, sustainable source of protein.
Air pollution
Researchers from the University of Navarra have been studying the potential of rice husk fiber as a sustainable insulation material for modular construction, with promising results that could contribute to energy efficiency and climate change mitigation. The study evaluated the thermal performance of rice husk fiber insulation applied through the
Air pollution
Research on reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions in the iron and steel industry has led to the development of innovative methodologies for minimizing energy consumption and carbon emissions during steel production. A study conducted by researchers from Northeastern University emphasizes the importance of implementing measures to reduce energy consumption
Global warming
New research published in the Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems journal has found that carbon taxes and subsidies can be used in combination to promote both carbon reduction and economic growth in dairy farming. The study, conducted by researchers at Northeast Agricultural University in Harbin, China, used a market equilibrium
Global warming
Achieving a sustainable energy future is crucial for combating environmental degradation and aligning with corporate social responsibility objectives. A study conducted by researchers from the University of International Business and Economics examined the relationship between energy consumption, carbon emissions, and foreign direct investment (FDI) in the E-7 economies of Brazil,
Global warming
Researchers at Dalhousie University in Canada have conducted a comprehensive review of the conversion of farming waste into energy, focusing on waste from agriculture, livestock, poultry, and pisciculture. The study, funded by organizations such as the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), Canada Research Chairs, and Canada
Global warming
Researchers at Newcastle University and Norris Industries have designed and developed a miniaturized heat exchanger to recover waste thermal energy in commercial dishwashers, leading to a significant reduction in energy consumption. The study aimed to enhance efficiency in these energy-intensive systems, which are a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions.
Global warming
Investigating the impact of party organization governance on corporate carbon emissions in China, researchers at Northeastern University have published new data on climate change. The study, funded by the National Social Science Fund of China, analyzed data from A-share-listed state-owned enterprises in Shanghai and Shenzhen from 2016 to 2021 to
Environmental sustainability
Researchers at Chongqing City Vocational College have made significant strides in renewable energy by integrating modern technology and architectural design in intelligent buildings. This innovative approach not only enhances functionality and user experience but also contributes to environmental sustainability, energy conservation, and emission reduction. By utilizing advanced technological systems, the
Environmental sustainability
Investigations into cultivated meat have highlighted its potential to mitigate environmental impact and reduce foodborne risks while meeting the growing global protein demand. Recent research from Nanyang Technological University has shown that cultivated meat can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and land use compared to conventional livestock farming. The study, supported
Environmental sustainability
A new study has shed light on the current state of sustainability education in Canadian pharmacy programs. The research, conducted by the University of British Columbia, surveyed 37 pharmacy educators across Canada to gauge their perspectives on incorporating environmental sustainability and the environmental impact of medications into their teaching practices.
