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Sustainability is a big thing in the beauty industry today, as companies are adjusting to sustainable practices. Here are several ways on how they’re doing that.
Any green plant in nature uses chlorophyll to transform sunlight into energy, and scientists are now using the same concept to design a completely new type of solar cell.
Government wildlife officials released another pair of seriously endangered red wolves into the North Carolina wilderness, with an aim to establish a robust population that is genetically diverse.
While the shift to EVs is speeding up considerably, there’s still a need to make gasoline engines more efficient through fuel additives that make engines run smoother and more efficiently.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam signed an executive order that effectively phases out the use of non-reusable plastics at state institutions, including colleges and universities.
The National Weather Service has upgraded its lagging forecast model to better predict extreme weather events such as blizzards, downpours, and hurricanes.
Federal lawmakers have reintroduced the Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act, a formidable recycling bill that launched a huge debate over how to reduce plastic use in the country.
Regenerative agriculture is getting a stronger foothold in the mainstream market, as the Danone North America family of dairy brands sets out to accelerate the trend.
In all the talk of sustainable cities, clean energy, carbon reduction, and sustainable transport, we often have the missing link — the green place itself. But European cities are changing that.
Tilos is the first island in southern Europe to build a hybrid power station with battery storage, which could provide an example to other isolated communities looking to go green.
Jennifer Granholm, the U.S. Secretary of Energy, believes that the Race to the Top Education model is possible in the energy department to create a clean energy jobs race to the top.
Conserving or restoring natural sites such as woodlands or wetlands is more valuable than using the same sites for farming or timber, reveals a major new study.
Japanese architect Kengo Kuma is taking sustainability to a whole new level with a Red Sea project that aims to combine marine biology, Saudi Arabian culture, and sustainability.
A school district in Batesville, Arkansas made a huge leap to renewable energy. It invested in solar panels to power the local schools and even saved money to give its teachers pay rises.
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The Different Ways the Beauty Industry Is Going Green
Elon Musk’s Battery Farm Success Story Leads To Bigger and Better Projects
Nature’s Dyes Show Promising Results For Harnessing Solar Energy
Government Reveals Plan to Release More Endangered Red Wolves
Ample Is Launching Battery Swapping For EVs, Uber Drivers in the Bay Area First Customers
Nano-Technology Brings New Fuel Additives
Virginia Governor Takes a Stand Against Single-Use Plastics
5-Star Floating Hotel Generates Its Own Innovative Power
The University of Michigan Is Divesting From Fossil Fuels
Proposed New York Law Could Change the Way We Recycle
US Weather Model Gets Better at Forecasting Extreme Events
Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act Reintroduced
Science Discussion: Air Cooling Tech as Climate Backup
Bald Eagle Populations Are Climbing In Lower 48 States
Regenerative Agriculture Gets a Boost From Danone North America
European Cities Are Making Space For Nature
Mud Once Again Becomes Source Material For Sustainable Homes
Report: Clean Earth Recycled 1.1 Million Pounds Of Expired Hand Sanitizer In 2020
Norwegian-Designed Treehouse Integrates With Nature In A Creative Way
Carmaker Jaguar Accelerates EV Mission
Celebrate ‘Plastover’ By Giving Up Single-use Plastic For Passover
The Greek Island of Hybrid Cars and Renewable Energy
Captivating Sculpture Combines Botany and Architecture
Jennifer Granholm: Clean Energy Jobs — Race to the Top
Land Is Worth More When Nature Takes Its Course, Study Says
Architect Takes on Sustainability With the Red Sea Project
School District Goes Solar, Teachers Get Raise From Savings
Russian Ballerina Fights for the Environment the Way She Knows How
Fortescue Sets Carbon Neutral Goals for Mining Industry
This New Turbine Blade Shape Can Significantly Reduce Wind Energy Cost
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