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Download PDF The Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment – Division of Environmental Quality (“DEQ”) and the City of Mountainburg, Arkansas, (“Mountainburg”) on March 8 entered into an Administrative Order Agreement (“CAO”) regarding alleged violations of a clean water law. National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (“NPDES”) permit. See DSL No.Read More →

The Vice-Chancellor of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Professor Ms. Rita Akosua Dickson, said the university remains committed to advancing research on artificial intelligence (AI) for the purposes of development. “We at KNUST provide a conducive research environment for our dear scientists to lead scientific discoveries, harnessRead More →

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The Royal Society’s scientific academy has elected climatologist Carlos Nobre, a leading researcher studying the Amazon rainforest, as its first Brazilian member since the country’s emperor Dom Pedro II joined the group in the 1800s. Nobre has studied the Amazon for decades and was an early proponent of the theoryRead More →

Hasnat M Alamgir | Published: May 11, 2022 9:58:02 p.m. Workplace violence against doctors is an unfortunate reality of medical practice in Bangladesh as well as in other countries. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines workplace violence as “incidents where staff are abused, threatened or attacked in circumstances related toRead More →

Plastic waste collection point. The South African plastics industry’s collection and recycling initiatives are having a positive effect on reducing the amount of plastic waste in the environment and society. This is demonstrated by the amount of plastic waste recycling that is already undertaken in the country – albeit smallRead More →

Courtesy of Harwood Art Center“Fast-acting energetics (detail)”, Toni Gentilli, wild botanic pigments (Helianthus tuberosus, Morus alba, Carya illinoinensis, Ericameria nauseosa, Alcea rosea and Opuntia phaeacantha) and Rio Grande clay, 100.5 × 43 inches, 2022. (Courtesy of Harwood Art Center) Two exhibits at the Harwood Art Center contrast science and theRead More →

Charles Faul, Managing Director and Founder of Akili Labs and Palesa Mcimbi, Head of Treasury and Financial Controls at Unilever By Uyanda Ntloko, student at the School of Journalism and Media Studies In a series of leadership conversations, the Alumni Relations Office of Rhodes University, theRead More →

On April 28, the award ceremony for the 30th World Environment Prize Grand Prix, sponsored by Fujisankei Communications Group, was held at Meiji Kinenkan in Moto-Akasaka, Tokyo. Certificates and trophies were presented to the recipients in the presence of His Imperial Highness Crown Prince Akishino and Her Imperial Highness PrincessRead More →

National power giant NTPC has issued a tender to startups nationwide for the production of torrefied biomass pellets. Through its NETRA research and development wing, the NTPC intends to provide a platform for startups to develop cutting-edge technology for the production of torrefied biomass pellets well suited for smallRead More →

Here is a summary of current scientific news. Catch a falling rocket with a helicopter? Yes, that’s the plan Small rocket builder Rocket Lab USA Inc is gearing up for a mission that seems more fitting for a big-budget action movie: catching a four-stage rocket booster with a helicopter. TheRead More →

Here is a summary of current scientific news. Could the key ingredients of life have arrived from outer space? Scientists say yes A new examination of meteorites that have landed in the United States, Canada and Australia reinforces the idea that such objects could have been delivered toRead More →

By Cristina Roca UBS Group AG released its first quarter results on Tuesday morning. Here’s what we looked at: NET PROFIT REVIEW: UBS reported quarterly net profit of $2.14 billion, up from $1.82 billion a year earlier and a consensus estimate provided by the company of $1.79 billion. OPERATING REVENUERead More →

Why it’s time to park the double garage: New homes with room for two cars could harm the environment, says government adviser British families with two cars may be a thing of the past, government says Government adviser says homes with double garages are bad for the planet Sustainability expertRead More →

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Car-centric California is on track to ban construction of new freeway lanes across most of the state, instead diverting billions of tax dollars to green projects to meet environmental goals. race and climate equality. A bill passed by the Assembly’s Transportation Committee this week targets areas that have lower livingRead More →

The endangered ivory-billed woodpecker, which has been seen so little over the past century that the federal government has labeled it extinct, may not be wiped out after all. A group of ornithologists from Project Principalis and the National Aviary say the woodpecker was spotted in an undisclosed location inRead More →

Global Harsh Environment Labels Market Research Report 2022-2029 published by Rowelto Associates provides current and upcoming technical and financial details about the industry Tough Environmental Labels Market market research database pages, titled Harsh Environment Labels Market study with over 100 market data tables, pie charts, graphs and figures. All dataRead More →

Clownfish may have become famous as a result of the popular film “Finding Nemo”, but few people know that these attractive orange and white fish have enormous scientific potential. They can help scientists solve a wide range of biological problems, from the spread of larvae in the deep sea toRead More →

You might think you only buy what you need, when you need it. But whether you’re shopping for food, clothes or gadgets, retailers are using the power of psychological persuasion to influence your decisions and help you part with your money. If you think back, I bet there’s aRead More →

Here is a summary of current scientific news. Rare vaccine-related blood clots linked to the gene; concentrated antibodies can help immunosuppressed Here is a summary of some recent studies on COVID-19. They include research that deserves further study to corroborate the findings and that has not yet beenRead More →

Faced with the lasting shadow of the pandemic, President Joe Biden has ordered a new national research push into the long COVID, while calling on federal agencies to support patients battling this mysterious and debilitating disease. Biden on Tuesday tasked the Department of Health and Human Services with coordinatingRead More →

The United Nations health agency says almost everyone in the world breathes air that does not meet its air quality standards, calling for more action to reduce the use of fossil fuels, which generate pollutants that cause respiratory and blood circulation problems and lead to millions of preventable deaths eachRead More →

Here is a summary of current scientific news. Scientists publish the first complete human genome Scientists released the first complete human genome on Thursday, filling gaps left after previous efforts while offering new promise in finding clues about disease-causing mutations and genetic variations among the world’s 7.9 billion people. .Read More →

Finland is known for many things: the happiest people in the world, high incomes, beautiful landscapes and the cleanest air in the world. Barbora Stuchlá from the Czech Republic has one more reason to admire this Nordic country: the Hanken School of Economics. “I have always been a big fanRead More →

Here is a summary of current scientific news. To detect alien life on a distant planet, methane could be the key For humanity, evidence of life beyond Earth is unlikely to be as dramatic as an alien spacecraft landing, say, next to the Eiffel Tower in Paris. ItRead More →

The 2021 Premier’s Environmental Protection Award winner, Colleen Dawkins, has always had a passion for the environment. “I love nature; it calms me down. Even in high school days, I always tried to choose the window seat or the seat by the door, so that I could always look outsideRead More →

Discovery of a new enzyme is another step towards the fight against plastic waste Posted: Mar 23, 2022 9:26 a.m. The scientists who helped pioneer the use of enzymes to eat plastic have taken an important step in developing nature-based solutions to the global plasticsRead More →

Residents of six buildings will soon benefit from renovations that will make homes safer, more energy efficient, less polluting and more resistant to extreme weather conditions. Six design teams were selected to develop renovation designs for six low to mid-rise social housing buildings in Kamloops, Coquitlam, New Westminster, North Vancouver,Read More →

The World Wildlife Foundation has demonstrated that “humanity must now produce more food over the next four decades than we have produced in the last 8,000 years of agriculture combined”[1]. This growing global food crisis is accompanied by an escalating climate crisis. It therefore goes without saying that the solutionsRead More →

Here is a summary of current scientific news. Illumina launches multi-gene test to detect rare treatable cancers Genome sequencing group Illumina on Tuesday launched a cancer screening test in Europe that checks for a wide range of tumor genes in a tissue sample, potentially helping patients with rareRead More →

Indian scientists have provided an affordable solution to develop a low cost touch and proximity sensor commonly known as a non-contact touch sensor through printing technique. The coronavirus pandemic has sparked efforts to make our way of life more adaptable to pandemic scenarios. Actions are naturally geared towards strategiesRead More →

Here is a summary of current scientific news. The GeoVax vaccine targeting the virus in two places shows promise; the virus can become resistant to antibodies Here is a summary of some recent studies on COVID-19. They include research that deserves further study to corroborate the findings and that hasRead More →

Here is a summary of current scientific news. Variant that combines Delta and Omicron identified; dogs detect virus with high accuracy Here is a summary of some recent studies on COVID-19. They include research that deserves further study to corroborate the findings and that has not yet beenRead More →

Here is a summary of current scientific news. COVID-19 can cause brain shrinkage, memory loss – study COVID-19 can cause the brain to shrink, reduce gray matter in regions that control emotions and memory, and damage areas that control smell, according to a study from the University ofRead More →

Researchers have found that a signature found in the cheek cells of mothers and fathers of preemies could help develop a test to determine if pregnancy may end too soon. The study was published in ‘Scientific Reports’. Such a test could help prevent preterm birth and the many health impactsRead More →

Tini Kasmawati uses a rudimentary pulley system to elevate a bucket of bananas through the canopy of an Indonesian rainforest. Within minutes, a silvery gibbon, a baby clinging to its chest, swings through the trees and grabs a few. For nearly eight years, Tini, 49, has been on a self-fundedRead More →

Smoke injected high into the atmosphere by the 2019-2020 Australian bushfires led to ozone depletion, new research has found. Scientists have found that smoke from devastating bushfires causes a loss of 1% ozone, an amount that typically takes a decade to recover. The study, published in the Proceedings of theRead More →

A team of astronomers observing a supermassive black hole 9 billion light-years away has reported signs that it has a companion black hole orbiting it. The huge duo – called binary – circles about every two years and the pair will merge in about 10,000 years. Caltech researchers inRead More →

Here is a summary of current scientific news. Scottish flying reptile fossil leaves scientists speechless A fossil jawbone jutting from a limestone shoreline on Scotland’s Isle of Skye led scientists to discover the skeleton of a pterosaur that showed these remarkable flying reptiles reached tens of millionsRead More →

The planet faces the triple crisis of climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution, Secretary-General António Guterres said Friday at the One Ocean Summit, warning that “the ocean bears much of the burden”. As the ocean serves as a giant carbon and heat sink, it is warming and acidifying, causing itsRead More →

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has issued two decrees to boost gold prospecting with a focus on the Amazon rainforest, according to texts published Monday in the official gazette. The support program for the development of artisanal and small-scale mining created by decree aims to strengthen policies and stimulateRead More →

A team of Indian scientists recently identified the next-generation probiotic bacterium Lactobacillus Plantarum JBC5 from a dairy product that has shown great promise in supporting healthy aging. The team also developed a yogurt using this probiotic bacteria that can be consumed to reap all of these health benefits. Read More →

Permanent Secretary for Health Dr James Fong says it is important to make the school environment as safe as possible for children. That’s when parents and guardians of students in Early Childhood Education through Grade 7 prepare to send their children off for face-to-face learning tomorrow. This batch of studentsRead More →

Here is a summary of current scientific news. Damn it ! French brewers use algae to make blue beer A French brewer has started using seaweed with a natural pigment to make its beer blue. The beer, with the brand name “Line”, is the result of aRead More →

Here is a summary of current scientific news. Hitchhiking in Earth’s orbit, an asteroid could accompany us for 4,000 years An asteroid that has been discovered circulating in Earth’s orbit is about 1.2 km wide and could hitchhike with our planet for at least 4,000 more yearsRead More →

Australia will spend an additional A$50 million ($35 million) over the next four years to protect koala habitat and slow the decline of vulnerable species, the government announced on Saturday. The marsupials native to Australia have been decimated by bushfires, disease and vehicles, with estimates of their numbers ranging fromRead More →

Small businesses are important for many reasons, whether they are nano, micro, small or medium enterprises. On the one hand, as an important contributor to any economy and as the engine of many developing and underdeveloped economies. Small businesses can also provide many critical opportunities that cannot be overlooked because,Read More →

Here is a summary of current scientific news. Small children become less sick thanks to Omicron; Gene mutation protects against severe COVID Here is a summary of some recent studies on COVID-19. They include research that deserves further study to corroborate the findings and that has not yet been certifiedRead More →

Importance Enzymatic bioelectrochemistry concerns the integration of oxidoreductase enzymes into electrodes to enable and study the transfer of electrons between the surface of the material in the solid state and the biological catalyst. To achieve higher enzyme loading, and hence higher current densities, large-area strategies have been used to immobilizeRead More →

China’s space program has grown by leaps and bounds, with 2021 being one of the most successful years for Beijing in the 21st century. The country has now built an artificial lunar facility that will simulate lunar conditions and the environment for scientists to test new technologies and future missions.Read More →

A group of women working and making clothes | Photo credit: iStock Images Innovative messages to educate the masses have often been used by campaigns aimed at different end goals in all geographies and sectors. Globally recognized campaigns such as Pulse Polio for childhood polio immunization, Hum Do Hamaare DoRead More →

A modified photo of a train passing through part of the Bhagwan Mahavir shrine. Original photo: Purshi / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 Cochin: India has made big promises to tackle climate change on the global stage. But at home, many environmental concerns continued to emerge and reappear in 2021.Read More →

A block of a residential complex, housing 24 apartments, collapsed here on Monday, reducing buildings to a huge mound of rubble. No casualties were reported as residents left their apartments hours before the collapse after noticing widening cracks inside their homes. However, household appliances and household items were buried inRead More →

In a recent study, researchers identified an association between problematic smartphone use and poor sense of control, repetitive thinking, and fear of missing out (FOMO) during the COVID-19 pandemic in the spring of 2021. The study was published in the ‘PLOS ONE Journal’. Julia Brailovskaia from Ruhr-Universitat Bochum, Germany, andRead More →

Riverside environmentalist Fortino Morales III takes inspiration from his mother, Sofia. Why? It was “sustainable long before it was a thing,” he said. “She made her own clothes, made things from recycled materials,” said Morales, who comes from a family of migrant farmers. “She still does today. Make roses outRead More →

The system has a link to satellite data such as Sentinel-2 and Landsat-8, which is stored in time series and can be retrieved at any time. Several commonly used vegetation indices are available, and users can also calculate a vegetation index or agronomic parameters using the raw data available. Credit:Read More →

A bill to formalize the relationship between startups and regulators in Nigeria was approved by the country’s executive this week and will now go to parliament to become law. Known as the Nigeria Startup Bill (NSB), the proposal is the result of collaboration between start-up investors, entrepreneurs, law firms, policyRead More →

When I was a kid, I thought the ocean was a magical place. Much of my youth was shaped by my experiences wandering a semi-wild coastal strip behind my grandparents’ house in Florida and my adventures among ponds. These adventures have led me to endless discoveries, like when I foundRead More →

On a moonless summer night in Hawaii, krill, fish and crabs swirl through a beam of light as two researchers peer into the water above a vibrant reef. A few minutes later, like clockwork, they see spawning coral eggs and sperm drifting past their boat. They collect the fish-smelling dropsRead More →

Researchers at the University of Virginia School of Medicine have developed a non-invasive way to remove faulty brain circuitry that could allow doctors to treat debilitating neurological conditions without resorting to traditional brain surgery. The study was published in the ‘Journal of Neurosurgery’. The UVA team, working with colleagues atRead More →

(Getty Images) SWANSEA, United Kingdom (StudyFinds.org) – A recent study reveals that disposable masks can spread harmful toxins into the environment. Researchers at Swansea University have discovered significant amounts of toxins (lead, copper and antimony) coming out of several masks after exposure to water. To make matters worse, a recentRead More →

“Although the region is relatively peaceful compared to other regions, pockets of violence, mainly due to chiefdom disputes, land disputes and resource conflicts, do occur.The phenomenon has not only affected peaceful coexistence, but the total development of affected communities, ”he warned. Bishop Botwey noted that as political leaders, MMDCEs mustRead More →

hhealth The olive tree is one of the most beloved trees in the history of mankind. People considered it sacred since ancient Greece. It has always been a symbol of longevity, peace, harmony, growth, rebirth and friendship. It has also inspired various artists, poets and writers around the world. OliveRead More →

Two Twin Cities respiratory therapists have teamed up with local designers to create their own line of personal protective equipment for Muslim women. ST PAUL, Minn. – Healthcare workers in the Two Twin Cities area are creating a more inclusive environment inside hospitals by creating disposable hijabs for patients andRead More →

Russian President Vladimir Putin has long been one of the world’s leading climate change skeptics, sometimes questioning the role humans have played in changing the global climate and even going so far as to suggest that global warming could create new economic opportunities for the country. In recent weeks andRead More →