U.S. federal agencies are intensifying efforts to monitor emerging contaminants in drinking water, including microplastics and pharmaceutical residues, amid growing scientific concern about their potential impacts on human health and ecosystems. The initiative reflects a broader push to improve oversight ...
A new report by European scientists has revised the figures provided by the United ...
The US produces three times more methane emissions than it officially claims. The figure ...
Despite increasing attention, even from a regulatory point of view, the situation seems to ...
The way toxicity thresholds for chemicals are calculated is not accurate enough and does ...
Japan will soon put the world’s first wooden satellite into orbit following a year-long ...
The EU Parliament‘s Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection has updated current ...
Antimicrobial resistance is one of the greatest challenges of our time, as reported by ...
Water scarcity could affect 3 billion more people than expected by 2050 This is ...
Approximately half of the plastic waste produced in Europe is exported, and following the ...
By 2040 all trucks and buses sold will be zero-emission. This decision was taken ...
