The longer your commute, the more you’re exposed to a chemical flame retardant that is a known carcinogen and was phased out of furniture use because it required a Proposition 65 warning label in California.
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Ten U.S. Refineries Emit Cancer-Causing Chemical Above EPA Limits
Ten oil refineries in the United States are emitting levels of the pollutant benzene well above the federal government’s “action level” limit, according to a new report from the Environmental Integrity Project, an environmental watchdog group.
Tropical Trees Are Living Time Capsules of Human History
Tropical forest trees are the centerpiece of debates on conservation, climate change and carbon sequestration today.
Researchers Develop A Roadmap For Growth Of New Solar Cells
Materials called perovskites show strong potential for a new generation of solar cells, but they’ve had trouble gaining traction in a market dominated by silicon-based solar cells.
What's in the Air at Home?
Colorado State University atmospheric chemist Delphine Farmer had spent her entire career probing the complexities of outdoor air – how gases and particles in the atmosphere move, interact and change, and how human activities perturb the air we breathe. Then, she went inside.
Alaska’s National Forests Contribute 48 Million Salmon a Year—a Quarter of the Catch—to State’s Commercial Fishing Industry
Alaska’s Tongass and Chugach National Forests, which contain some of the world’s largest remaining tracts of intact temperate rainforest, contribute an average of 48 million salmon a year to the state’s commercial fishing industry, a new USDA Forest Service-led study(link is external) has found.