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Elevating the Future of Building Through the Concrete Masonry Checkoff
The U.S. Department of Commerce recently authorized the creation of the Concrete Masonry Checkoff (CMC), a groundbreaking initiative to promote the benefits of concrete masonry which is prized for its robustness as well as its design versatility and aesthetic appeal.
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DOE’s Plan for a Resilient Power Grid
This report offers a comprehensive strategy to address the surging demand for electricity while simultaneously reducing emissions
A Sustainable Shift with Microbial Manufacturing
Engineers at Kobe University, in collaboration with Kaneka Corporation, have pioneered a microbial method to produce green plastics that are both robust and biodegradable, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional plastics.
Enhancing Grid Efficiency with Cooler Transformers
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have developed a promising solution to enhance the longevity and efficiency of grid transformers through innovative thermal management technology. This breakthrough could have significant implications for energy businesses and electricity procurement.
The Potential Threat of Plastic Pellets to Marine Embryos
This article delves into the harmful effects of PVC pellets on marine embryos, highlighting recent research and calling for urgent measures to mitigate plastic pollution.
Nestlé Purina and Cargill Partner to Advance Regenerative Agriculture Practices
The initiative is projected to slash the carbon footprint of Purina’s grain supply from Cargill by up to 40% over the next three years.
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Balancing Estuary Development with Nature’s Economy
A recent study highlights the drastic transformation of estuaries into urban and agricultural lands, underscoring the urgent need for sustainable development strategies that protect these vital ecosystems while supporting economic growth.
Starbucks New Sustainable Cold Cups Push to a Greener Footprint
This initiative is part of the company’s ambitious goal to halve its carbon, water, and waste footprint by 2030. It aims to ensure that all customer packaging becomes reusable, recyclable, or compostable within the same timeframe.
Reworld™: Covanta’s Next Milestone in Sustainability
Over the past two years, Covanta has invested in transforming itself into a sustainable waste solutions company, expanding its reach and prioritizing customer experience.
The Environmental Impact of Space Debris
In a recent incident, NASA confirmed that a metal object that crashed into a Naples, Florida, home was part of the International Space Station (ISS). The debris, weighing 1.6 pounds and consisting of a metal alloy known as Inconel, was part of 5,800 pounds of hardware jettisoned after a battery upgrade on the ISS.
Shifting to Regenerative Agriculture for Future-Proof Farming
As the debate over organic standards intensifies, pioneering farms like White Oak Pastures are demonstrating the business and environmental benefits of regenerative agriculture practices, challenging conventional notions of sustainability and urging the industry to adopt more holistic land and animal management strategies for a truly sustainable future.
Revolution’s Dailygood Bags are Sustainable Trash Solutions for Home Use
Produced entirely in the United States at Revolution’s facilities, Dailygood Bags are backed by third-party certification from SCS Global Services, ensuring the quality and sustainability of the materials used. A Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) has proven that the bags significantly lower environmental impacts in several key areas compared to non-recycled alternatives.
Smithfield Foods Highlights Achievements in 2023 Sustainability Impact Report
The report highlights notable successes in animal care, with Smithfield’s farm operations achieving high-performance scores from internal and third-party audits. In a significant push towards creating sustainable energy, the company completed a $150 million renewable natural gas (RNG) project, making it the largest of its kind.
Anguil Industrial Acquires Young & Bertke
The two companies have partnered on numerous projects over the past twenty-five years. As Anguil Industrial, the new entity is well-positioned to expand its capabilities and service offerings while strengthening its
Elevating Vitamin B1 in Rice Through Genetic Advances
A breakthrough in biofortifying rice enhances vitamin B1 content without compromising yield, presenting new business opportunities amidst complex regulatory landscapes.
Blue Light Exposure Raises Collision Risks for Migratory Birds in Urban Settings
A recent study from The University of New Mexico highlights the impact of blue light on increasing bird-building collisions, underscoring the need for sustainable urban planning and bird-safe building designs to mitigate this issue.
Navigating ESG Investing Regulations in Europe: A Guide for Fund Managers
The implementation schedule varies, with large companies and enterprises facing initial deadlines in 2025 and 2026, while publicly traded SMEs and multinational businesses have later compliance dates.
Volvo Plant Achieves Climate Neutrality Through Biogas Transition
Volvo reports that this shift from natural gas is anticipated to result in an annual reduction of over 7,000 tons of CO2 emissions.
US Fleet Professionals Embrace Sustainability to Combat Rising Costs
Approximately 70% of respondents observed a significant decline in operating expenses from the previous year after implementing sustainability measures.
Unpacking the Risk of PFAS Exposure through Seafood Consumption
Recent research led by Dartmouth College reveals elevated risks of PFAS exposure through high seafood diets, emphasizing the necessity for stringent public health guidelines to safeguard consumers, particularly in coastal regions with a high intake of seafood.
The Role of Soil Inorganic Carbon in Climate Strategies
Recent studies reveal a significant store of soil inorganic carbon, challenging traditional views and highlighting its crucial role in climate change mitigation and soil health.