News
Singapore continues to make progress on oil spill cleanup
Authorities have assured that the air quality and drinking water supply in the affected areas remain safe.
Environment
News
Swedish government bans emissions from offshore scrubbers by 2025
The ban on scrubbers in Swedish territorial waters will be implemented in two stages until 2029.
News
Vale announces preparations to resume operations at two Brazilian mines after reinstatement of licenses
This suspension was due to irregularities noted in an environmental report and alleged noncompliance with mining mitigation efforts.
News
Denmark taxes animal flatulence due to its environmental impact
A typical cow in Denmark produces 6 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent per year.
News
Huge sinkhole appears in Illinois soccer field after mine collapse
The mines in this region have been operating for decades, "without any similar incidents".
News
Nature protection foundations call for a ban on wind farms
Bird mortality due to wind turbines in Spain is estimated at between 1,355,711 and 2,109,400 per year, according to scientific studies.
News
Singapore Pursues Compensation for Ship Collision Oil Spill
Singapore government agencies intend to seek compensation for all costs incurred.
News
Harnessing Algae: The Future of Renewable Energy
The photosynthetic energy microcell technology can generate electricity continuously, even without direct sunlight, thanks to the algae's constant respiration.
News
Centralia: the U.S. town that has been burning since 1962
Some people refuse to leave the site even though it is extremely dangerous.
News
China to build irradiation plant in Bangladesh for disinfection of food and medical products
CNNC aims to build an irradiation plant to improve agricultural opportunities in the country.
News
Eco-Friendly System Transforms Wastewater for Irrigation Use
Tests carried out in real waters confirm the feasibility of this method in real operational situations.
News
Ozone layer is improving thanks to Montreal Protocol
Total HCFC chlorine peaked in 2021, five years earlier than the most recent predictions.