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In Toledo, Ohio, monitoring and treating algae-contaminated water from Lake Erie costs $100 per family per year

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court this week handed state environmental regulators a new assignment to revamp how waterfront developments are reviewed and approved, potentially affecting zoning frameworks in coastal communities from Beverly to Provincetown.

ECRU – John Adam Nowlin wants the world to know what killed his cows.

Kelp has been in the headlines lately as a seaweed with significant carbon-sequestering capability. So far, farmed kelp has gotten most of the spotlight, but whether wild or farmed, the discoveries scientists make today could assist all kinds of kelp in thriving in a rapidly climate-changing world.

President Biden is in the kingdom this week to strengthen ties. Meanwhile, a U.S.-Saudi joint venture on the Texas coast is pumping out toxic chemicals and greenhouse gases.

The Department of Planning and Natural Resources has executed a contract with Horsley Witten Group to develop a Comprehensive Land & Water Use Plan for the territory, according to DPNR Commissioner Jean-Pierre L. Oriol.

Flame retardants are added to a variety of products to prevent or slow the spread of fire. They have been added to many consumer and industrial products, including building materials, plastics, polyurethane-based foams in furniture, textiles and automotive parts, and electrical and electronic devices. They’re even in your iPhone.

A containership operated by Ocean Network Express (ONE) has suffered a container collapse in the Atlantic Ocean while en route to New York. ONE confirmed the incident on board its...

insights from industryDr. Tim Nunney and Dr. Adam BushellThermo Fisher Scientific In this interview, AZoM talks to Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Dr. Tim Nunney and Dr. Adam Bushell, Applications Development & Marketing Manager and Product Marketing Manager for the Surface Analysis product line respectively, about the new Nexsa G2 Surface Analysis System and why it is a stand-out instrument for improving the analysis of surfaces. What makes the Thermo Scientific™ Nexsa™ G2 X-Ray Photoelectron...

Molly Stevens Gets FEBS EMBO Women in Science Award 2021 Updated On February 11, 2021 Molly Stevens, Professor of Biomedical Materials and Regenerative Medicine in the Department of Materials and the Department of Bioengineering, at Imperial College London, received FEBS EMBO Women in Science Award 2021. The award is an acknowledgement for her innovative bioengineering approach that addresses problems in regenerative medicine and biosensing. Her research results are being translated into the de...