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DeSmogBlog
MAY 2, 2024
Noble officially launched Petroleum-238 at the Jalopy Theatre in Brooklyn in late April, an event that featured dark comedy from the likes of “Dr. Frackenstein,” as well as somber but inspiring stories from people who’ve experienced fracking pollution firsthand in their communities, and decided to fight back against the industry.
DeSmogBlog
MAY 2, 2024
Nobel officially launched Petroleum-238 at the Jalopy Theatre in Brooklyn in late April, an event that featured dark comedy from the likes of “Dr. Frackenstein,” as well as somber but inspiring stories from people who’ve experienced fracking pollution firsthand in their communities, and decided to fight back against the industry.
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Grist
MAY 28, 2020
A commonly cited figure — 8 million metric tons — comes from a decade-old estimate based on population and waste data, and scientists now believe the number could be significantly higher. In fact, the Allens’ study notes that “there was clearly more MP [microplastic] coming off the land in offshore air masses” than from the sea.
Envirotec Magazine
NOVEMBER 14, 2023
In 2019, University of Utah atmospheric scientists, the Environmental Defense Fund and other partners added a new tool to their quiver of air quality monitors: two Google Street View cars, Salt Lake Valley’s roving sentinels that would detect hyper-local air pollution hotspots. from dust or ash; and methane, primarily from the landfill.
Green Business Bureau
OCTOBER 12, 2022
These leaks can also pull air from unwanted spaces, bringing airborne contaminants (ex. Particulate matter from insulation) into your living spaces. When a drain line is clogged (usually from debris, dust, algae, etc.), Refrigerant, oil and water leaks are other potential issues that impact HVAC performance.
Grist
JUNE 27, 2022
In the United States alone, more than 1 million have died from COVID-19, a painful consequence of how ill-prepared the nation was (and, in many ways, still is) for an infectious disease outbreak. As the climate warms, more health risks will come not only from other people, but increasingly from the environment around us.
AGreenLiving
JANUARY 3, 2020
That was followed by the growing popularity of ice hockey from the 1880s onward, which increased the demand for more rink construction. The brine entails that this secondary fluid is high in salinity, having had salt added to boost its cooling properties. Which refrigerant gases are linked to present-day ice rinks?
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