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54 Zero Pollution beaches in Portugal - Vimarsana News

54 Zero Pollution beaches in Portugal

The environmental association Zero has recognised 54 Zero Pollution beaches in Portugal, spread over 26 municipalities.

Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Why freshwater report can be an 'own goal' for NZ - Vimarsana News

Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Why freshwater report can be an 'own goal' for NZ

Opinion: There is more to the Our Freshwater 2023 report than alarming headlines suggest.

Imperial deepens cleantech collaboration with US partners - Vimarsana News

Imperial deepens cleantech collaboration with US partners

Imperial is aiming to deepen its collaborations with partners in the US to solve challenges around climate and pollution. President Hugh Brady, along with Imperial’s Vice Provost (Research and Enterprise), Professor Mary Ryan, met with science, technology and industry leaders at a meeting hosted by Emma Wade-Smith OBE, HM Trade Commissioner for North America and British Consul General in New York.  The group discussed the importance of new and deeper networks, connections and partnerships to help achieve a zero pollution future globally. 

'Safer' PFAS replacements in food packaging still hazardous, finds research - Vimarsana News

'Safer' PFAS replacements in food packaging still hazardous, finds research

Replacement per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) thought to be safe for use in food packaging break down into toxic PFAS, according to fresh research.

Tire Wear a Major Source of Microplastics, Say Researchers - Vimarsana News

Tire Wear a Major Source of Microplastics, Say Researchers

Imperial College experts warn that even though EVs remove the problem of fuel emissions, society will continue to grapple with tire-wear particles.