How Next-Gen Supply Chains Boost Profitability by 23%
Many organizations face alarmingly low supply chain maturity, hindering their ability to harness the full potential of AI and generative AI technologies.
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West Virginia Receives Federal Boost as Documentary Sheds Light on Coal’s Impact
West Virginia is set to receive significant federal funding for various projects to support economic development, education, environmental cleanup, and drug interdiction, among other critical areas. Funding to the state is on the way from several federal agencies, including HHS, ONDCP, EPA, and DOI.
Driving Change, Battling Pollution: The Silent Threat of PFAS in Lithium-Ion Batteries
High concentrations of PFAS were found in air, water, snow, soil, and sediment samples around PFAS manufacturing facilities in the USA, Belgium, and France
University of Delaware’s Role in Transforming Textile Waste
The research team used microwave-assisted glycolysis to chemically recycle synthetic fabric components into reusable building blocks by breaking down polymer chains with heat and a catalyst.
EV Charging Accessibility and Discoverability: Lowering the barriers to entry for EV adoption
The lack of accessible, reliable, and easy-to-use EV chargers continues to fuel range anxiety for drivers and is a major sticking point for those on the fence about purchasing an EV. A recent report from AAA found that 56% of respondents saw a lack of reliable charging stations as their biggest concern about switching to …
Accelerating Glacial Melt in Alaskan Icefields Raises Concerns
Recent research from Newcastle University indicates accelerated glacier melting on Alaska’s Juneau Icefield since 2010. The study highlights significant increases in glacier volume loss and fragmentation, contributing to concerns over rising sea levels. The comprehensive analysis, which spans 250 years of data, suggests that current projections for ice loss may need to be revised to …
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Climate Change Drives Species Relocation, Challenging Policy-Makers
As global temperatures rise, species are relocating, introducing new challenges for policy-makers. These shifts impact healthcare, trade, and resource management, necessitating adaptive strategies. Researchers from McGill University have identified factors influencing these movements, highlighting the importance of comprehensive monitoring to inform conservation efforts amid climate change. Understanding and integrating these shifts into management plans is …
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Building a Gender Equal Future with UNDP’s Seal for Development
By 2023, the Seal had been fully implemented in 116 country offices over ten years, encompassing 90% of UNDP country offices.
Carrier Transicold Highlights Innovations at Cold Chain Expo
Carrier Transicold, a division of Carrier Global Corporation, recently participated in the Cold Chain Expo in Indonesia. The company, a global leader in providing healthy, safe, sustainable, and intelligent building and cold chain solutions, was represented in collaboration with its local distributor, PT. Midthern Technologies. Since 2023, PT. Midthern Technologies has been authorized as one …
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EPA and NMED Inspections Reveal Significant VOC Violations in New Mexico’s Permian Basin
The findings revealed that 60% of the inspected facilities had emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), potentially leading to penalties and enforcement actions under the Clean Air Act (CAA).