How much indoor air pollution do we produce when we take a shower?

Many of us will find soaps, aftershave, perfumes and pampering products among our Christmas presents. While most news articles on indoor air pollution …
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The oceans supply just 2% of global food. With fish farming now the fastest growing food production activity in the world, that could change. But even though it’s been practiced for thousands of years, fish farming poses environmental challenges.
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Avatar jhaflipped into Home And Garden StuffGas appliances could be leaking up to 21 hazardous pollutants in your home
The human health hazards of gas leaks are still relatively unknown. People use natural gas every day in their homes with kitchen stoves, furnaces, and heaters. The powerful fuel behind all of these appliances? Methane. When methane leaks, which it often does, it can have a hefty impact on the …
Relicensing for Idaho Power's Hells Canyon Project Advancing
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — An Idaho public utility’s nearly two-decade effort to renew its license for a three-dam hydroelectric project on the Snake River …
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- Peak Bggrflipped into Marijuana Investing
A Loophole in Japan’s Weed Laws Is Getting Tens of Thousands High
“I can’t believe I can get this high in Japan.” The straw-colored drug, sold in sleek vape cases, looks strikingly similar to the cannabis oil Hiro has tried abroad. When it’s smoked, he said the difference is even harder to tell. “I can’t believe I can get this high in Japan, and I’m not breaking …
New Study Finds Gas Stoves Release Toxic Chemicals — Even When Turned Off
Gas stoves have long been a sought-after kitchen upgrade, but a new study shows that cooking with gas isn’t all it’s cracked up to be — and is …
Soaring Demand For Specialty Chemicals Produces India’s Newest Billionaire
Ashwin Desai’s listing of his Surat, India-based specialty chemicals maker Aether Industries this month has made him India’s newest billionaire in a city better known for its diamond industry. Desai, the founder and managing director of Aether, controls 87% of the company. Aether listed at a 10% …
- Dave Clarkflipped into FishTech
Sea Corals Found To Be a Source of an Elusive “Anti-Cancer” Compound
Researchers find that sea corals are a source of a sought-after “anti-cancer” compound The ocean floor is riddled with mysteries, but scientists have …