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 ...
An innovative process has been developed by a team of researchers at ETH Zurich ...
A worrying new datum warns us that there will be more violent storms, rain ...
A team of researchers has succeeded in identifying nanoplastics in bottled water that often ...
Every year in Europe, we use tonnes of nitrogen fertilisers to make our fields ...
The European project Polyrisk investigates the health effects of micro- and nanoplastics, which are ...
Air pollution causes 8 million deaths each year. In this context, 6 out of ...
A new alarm has been raised in the world of climate policies with the ...
Smoking devices have captured a large share of the market with countless models. Vapourisers, ...
Italy‘s mismanagement of waste in Campania has violated the human rights of the residents ...
The ozone hole, a result of human-induced pollution, has reached a record-breaking size, measuring ...
