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Air pollution caused 1.1m deaths across Africa in 2019 - Vimarsana News

Air pollution caused 1.1m deaths across Africa in 2019

No fewer than 1.1 million people died across Africa in 2019 due to air pollution, with household air pollution driven largely by indoor cookstoves accounting for 700,000 fatalities, while increased outdoor air pollution claimed 400,000 lives.

Switching to jet fuel made from mustard plant would reduce carbon emissions by nearly 70 percent - Vimarsana News

Switching to jet fuel made from mustard plant would reduce carbon emissions by nearly 70 percent

Brassica carinata, a non-edible seed crop, can be grown and processed into oil to be used as biofuel for airplane engines. After extracting the oil, the residue can then be ground into feed for cattle.

GUEST COLUMN: UGA, join Athens in recognizing Indigenous Peoples' Day | Opinion - Vimarsana News

GUEST COLUMN: UGA, join Athens in recognizing Indigenous Peoples' Day | Opinion

The Native American Student Association at UGA was founded this semester with the goals of both identifying challenges in improving diversity, equity and inclusion, and building community among Native students,

Plant-Based Aviation Fuel Could Cut Carbon Emissions by 68% - Vimarsana News

Plant-Based Aviation Fuel Could Cut Carbon Emissions by 68%

According to a new study by scientist Puneet Dwivedi from the University of Georgia, swapping petroleum-based aviation fuel with sustainable aviation fuel originating from a type of mustard plant can decrease carbon emissions by nearly 68%.

Mustard-based jet fuel could reduce emissions by 68% - Vimarsana News

Mustard-based jet fuel could reduce emissions by 68%

Replacing petroleum-based aviation fuel with sustainable aviation fuel derived from a type of mustard plant can reduce carbon emissions by up to 68%,