A new study indicates that global consumption of wearable health technology could rise to nearly two billion units annually ...

Researchers from the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission have published a comprehensive assessment in Frontiers in Energy comparing the technical, economic, and environmental ...

A recent study predicts that the global consumption of wearable health technology will skyrocket 42 times by 2050, reaching nearly two billion units annually and significantly contributing to ...

Adsorbents play a critical role in water treatment, yet their production often involves high energy use and carbon emissions. This study proposes a ...

Ecolabels are meant to make green choices easy – but often create confusion. Different methods and designs form a patchwork, shows new research from Aarhus University, calling for common standards.

Specifically, the team determined, using a life-cycle analysis, that biochar derived from spent coffee grounds could be used ...

Braskem is working to improve Scope 3 accounting through life cycle assessments, addressing gaps in today’s GHG Protocol and ...

With a mission to positively impact human health, climate change, constraints on natural resources and animal welfare, Beyond ...

The certification for Bemis wood toilet seats comes at a time of increasing demand for sustainable products and scrutiny of corporate claims.

The review finds that biocircularity represents the most advanced stage of this evolution. Unlike basic circular bioeconomy ...

Many tipping elements are now well-known: the Amazon rainforest, the Greenland Ice Sheet, the Atlantic Meridional Overturning ...

The rise to 106 reflects an ongoing commitment to promoting sustainable practices throughout the beauty value chain ...