The world of chemical exposure evaluation is constantly evolving, with new information contributing to our understanding of how chemicals impact our lives. One vital resource in this field is the Chemical and Products Database (CPDat), a key tool developed by the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Since its inception in 2018, CPDat has undergone significant

Climate activists recently found themselves in hot water after an unusual stunt planned during the Woodside 2023 Annual General Meeting. Gerard Mazza, Jesse Noakes, and Tahlia Stolarski had devised a scheme to release stench gas at the meeting held in Perth’s CBD. This unconventional plan was their attempt to draw attention to climate change issues.

Mining can sometimes be a tricky business, and mistakes can happen. Take, for instance, the recent case of Fe Metals, a subsidiary of Macro Metals, which found itself in hot water after inadvertently applying to explore the heavily contaminated landscape around Wittenoom. This small mining town in Western Australia has a dark history tainted by

In May 1985, a pivotal moment unfolded when Greenpeace embarked on a daring mission known as “Operation Exodus. ” The objective was clear: relocate the inhabitants of Rongelap atoll in the Marshall Islands, whose lives were endangered by the aftermath of US government’s nuclear testing in the region. This marked an extraordinary chapter in history,

In a daring move aimed at protecting marine life, Greenpeace activists recently intercepted an industrial longlining fishing operation in the vast expanse of the South Pacific Ocean. Their mission was nothing short of heroic as they managed to dismantle nearly 20 kilometers of fishing gear and set free nine sharks, among them an endangered mako

In a dramatic turn of events, the French authorities have taken action against Greenpeace International by preventing their ship, the Arctic Sunrise, from docking at the port of Nice. This move comes as a retaliatory measure preceding the highly anticipated UN Ocean Conference. The timing is crucial as Nice plays host to not only the

Wandering the bustling streets of Shenzhen, you can’t help but notice the electric buzz in the air – and it’s not just from the futuristic cityscape. Shenzhen, often hailed as China’s “first city of new-energy vehicles,” is a pioneer in more ways than one. With slogans promoting “green and low carbon ” lifestyles plastered across

Wandering through the bustling streets of Shenzhen, often dubbed China’s “first city of new-energy vehicles,” one cannot help but notice the myriad of NEVs parked under banners advocating for “green and low-carbon ” living. This vibrant city, home to nearly 18 million people and located adjacent to Hong Kong, has been at the forefront of

Regional disparities and age-related nuances in hepatitis A virus (HAV) incidence are vital aspects of a recent study conducted in China from 2004 to 2018. The research delved into the intricate distribution patterns of HAV across different regions and age groups, shedding light on epidemiological trends over a 14-year period. The study, led by researchers

Uncertainty looms over Australia’s economic horizon as the repercussions of President Donald Trump’s tariffs start to ripple through global markets. According to a Reserve Bank official, the indirect effects of these tariffs are expected to cast a shadow on the Australian economy, leading to weaker growth prospects and lower inflation rates. Assistant Governor Sarah Hunter