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The restriction of equipment such as those used in EUV (extreme ultraviolet) lithography, crucial for developing the world’s most advanced semiconductor chips, marks a critical step in this strategic limitation. Following the U.S. imposition of enhanced controls last October, Japan’s actions echo a global trend and come ahead of similar restrictions from the Netherlands, set …

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A conservative group has initiated a lawsuit against the Biden administration and Dominion Energy, targeting the proposed Virginia Offshore Wind project due to concerns over its environmental impact on endangered North Atlantic right whales. This case highlights the ongoing tensions between renewable energy development and wildlife conservation.

University of Saskatchewan researchers develop a groundbreaking bioplastic pellet that recycles agricultural waste into an effective phosphate-absorbing material, promising a sustainable solution for environmental and agricultural management.

The launch marks the top Canadian mayonnaise brand’s foray into the sneaker industry to highlight its continued commitment to environmental sustainability. The “1352” in the product name reflects the average amount of money ($1,352) a Canadian household wastes annually on unused food, underscoring the economic impact of food waste.

ICC Wales, FareShare Cymru, and Event Cycle address food waste while fostering community welfare.

What simple motto encapsulates the spirit of exploration, resilience, and boundless possibility?

NFL and local partners striving to set a new standard for large-scale event management.

Honeywell’s proprietary Fischer-Tropsch (FT) Unicracking technology has been adapted to process a broader range of biomass sources, including crop residues, wood waste, and food scraps. The technology efficiently converts these materials into high-quality liquids and waxes, which are further processed into SAF.

This initiative rallies entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and small businesses to redirect waste from landfills and advocate for recycling and reuse.

A groundbreaking study by the University of Vermont reveals the potential of cold-air pooling in forest ecosystems to offer refuges for cold-adapted species amidst global warming, presenting new strategies for conservation and climate adaptation.