Dead EV Batteries Still Hold 80% of Lithium: A Study Warns on Wasted Supply Researchers in Australia have discovered that old lithium batteries that have been thrown away still retain up to 80% of their lithium content. This finding brings to light a significant issue in the disposal of electric vehicle (EV) batteries and highlights […]
AI’s promise comes with a heavy environmental price
AI’s Promise Comes with a Heavy Environmental Price Artificial Intelligence (AI) has undoubtedly revolutionized various industries, offering unprecedented levels of efficiency, convenience, and innovation. However, this technological advancement comes at a significant cost to the environment. The exponential growth of AI demands substantial natural resources, particularly water and electricity, thereby potentially exacerbating issues like water […]
US firm’s solid rocket motor with grain propellant tested, delivers increased performance
US Firm’s Solid Rocket Motor with Grain Propellant Tested, Delivers Increased Performance A Colorado-based company has conducted successful static fires for a new extended range variant of a solid rocket motor utilizing grain propellant. This innovative technology promises to revolutionize the aerospace industry by offering increased performance and efficiency compared to traditional liquid propulsion systems. […]
Brain to breast milk: Plastic-linked diseases cost world $1.5 trillion yearly
Brain to Breast Milk: Plastic-Linked Diseases Cost World $1.5 Trillion Yearly Plastic pollution is no longer just an environmental issue. It is a full-scale public health crisis, with implications that reach from the brain to breast milk. The pervasive nature of plastics in our daily lives has led to a concerning reality – the prevalence […]
Italian Manufacturers Say Big Luxury Must Examine Sourcing Practices
Italian Manufacturers Call for Transparency in Luxury Sourcing Practices Trade group Confindustria Moda has recently made a bold call to action within the luxury industry. As major brands continue to face scandals related to illegal sweatshops outside Milan, the organization is urging for a ‘concrete dialogue’ on cost targets and contract terms. This move highlights […]
Apple invests $500M to supercharge US rare earth magnet manufacturing and recycling
Apple Invests $500M to Supercharge US Rare Earth Magnet Manufacturing and Recycling Apple has announced a $500 million multi-year commitment with MP Materials, the only U.S. company that produces rare earth materials. This investment aims to supercharge the manufacturing and recycling of rare earth magnets in the United States. Rare earth magnets are crucial components […]
How Adidas Engineered Its Big Comeback
Adidas: The Remarkable Turnaround of a Sneaker Giant In the fast-paced and cutthroat world of sports fashion, few brands have experienced such a rollercoaster ride of fortunes as Adidas. Just two years ago, the company was facing a crisis after pulling the plug on its Yeezy business, a move that sent shockwaves through the industry. […]
This Week: Fashion’s Back-to-School Dilemma
This Week: Fashion’s Back-to-School Dilemma As the summer draws to a close, retailers are gearing up for the back-to-school season, a crucial time for the fashion industry. With an estimated $11 billion at stake, this period can make or break the yearly revenue for many brands and stores. However, this year presents a unique challenge […]
EU Ditches Plans for Anti-Greenwashing Rules
EU Ditches Plans for Anti-Greenwashing Rules The European Commission’s recent decision to abandon the implementation of regulations aimed at combatting greenwashing has sparked a wave of controversy and debate within the business and environmental sectors. The proposed rules would have mandated companies to provide evidence supporting their environmental claims, ensuring transparency and accountability in green […]
RSPCA applauds UK Government animal products labelling reforms in major step for animal welfare
RSPCA Applauds UK Government for Animal Products Labelling Reforms: A Win for Animal Welfare The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) has recently expressed its support for the UK government’s decision to implement mandatory method of production labelling on animal products. This move is being hailed as a significant advancement in […]