

Microplastics in Babies—Scary Science Meets Eerie Silence
Every year, around 400 million metric tons of plastic waste ends up in landfills and oceans or strewn somewhere around the globe. Now, a new

Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe
Dec 15, 2023


A ‘Current’ Case for Nuclear Energy
Various electric energy sources generate electricity, which is delivered to consumers over electric distribution networks (called grids).

Christopher Olson
Dec 14, 2023


Negative Emission Technologies Tackle U.S. Decarbonization
Following article is the first part of Prof. Eric Larson’s presentation, entitled “Negative Emission Technologies in U.S. Decarbonization

Dr. Eric Larson
Dec 13, 2023


Reducing Friction in Machines Means Less Drag on the Environment
Tribology is the study of kinetic properties, or properties related to motion, that have a direct impact on efficiency. Specifically, it exa

Rick Laezman
Dec 12, 2023


Promoting Grassroots Eco-Awareness
On a sunny day in November 2023, representatives of ten environmentally conscious organizations settled behind tables beneath a large tent

Robert R. Selle
Dec 11, 2023





