Barcelona’s Low Emission Zone reduces NO₂ levels
Research by Barcelona Institute for Global Health shows 15.8% NO₂ reduction, limited effect on particulate matter.
Changing shower and toilet habits could help close England’s 5 billion litre water gap, Surrey-led research finds
University of Surrey research reveals behaviour change in daily routines could save millions of litres annually.
Initial tests find lead in children’s fast-fashion clothing
Marian University researchers discover over 100 ppm lead levels in vibrant children’s clothing, raising health concerns.
Aquatic plant reduces antibiotics in water and genetic damage in fish
Researchers at the University of São Paulo find Salvinia auriculata mitigates antibiotic bioaccumulation and seasonal contamination effects.
Turning sawdust into fire-resistant, eco-friendly materials using watermelon seeds
ETH Zurich researchers develop eco-friendly composite from sawdust and struvite, enhancing fire resistance and recyclability.
Fiber-optic sensors reveal how farming destroys soil’s natural structure
Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences use innovative fibre-optic technology to monitor soil water dynamics.
Scientists turn old rubber gloves into new materials that capture CO2
University of St Andrews researchers transform nitrile-rubber waste into CO2-capturing materials using innovative recycling techniques.
Beavers can convert stream corridors to persistent carbon sinks
Researchers at the University of Birmingham found beaver-engineered wetlands store carbon at ten times higher rates.
How an alga makes the most of dim light
Osaka Metropolitan University reveals unique chlorophyll arrangement in algae, enhancing photosynthesis under far-red light conditions.
‘Sea creature’ minibot hoovers up oil spills
RMIT University engineers develop eco-friendly, remote-controlled minibot inspired by sea urchins, efficiently tackling hazardous oil spills.