Preserving our environment
Parabens, a group of synthetic compounds commonly used as preservatives in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and food products, have been the subject of much debate in recent years. These preservatives prevent the growth of harmful bacteria and mold, ensuring the longevity and safety of products.
In our race against time to address climate change, harnessing the power of technology has become more than a choice—it’s a necessity. Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands at the forefront of this technological revolution, offering innovative solutions to mitigate the impacts of climate change and transition towards a sustainable global ecosystem. Let’s explore how AI is reshaping our approach to environmental conservation and why it’s crucial in our fight against climate change.
EU legislation on ozone-depleting substances is among the strictest and most advanced in the world. Through a series of regulations, the EU has not only implemented the Montreal Protocol but has often eliminated hazardous substances faster than necessary.
Humanity produces an astonishing amount of CO2—more than 35 billion metric tons a year. The Earth absorbs roughly half of this by transporting carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to the oceans, plants, soil, and other natural ‘carbon sinks’. However, current projections show that we will exceed our acceptable carbon emissions limit.
The revised Maritime Security Strategy will contribute to promoting rules based maritime governance and protecting Europe’s citizens, values, and interests.
In March 2023, the Parliament adopted new rules on land use, land use change, and forestry (LULUCF), which will increase carbon sequestration by 15% by 2030. The rules for the final agreement must be formally approved by the Council.
In the following article, we’ll show how our electronic devices are impacting the Earth and give you some tips at home on how to become a greener internet user.
What exactly is a green bond? The Council uses the term “European Green Bond” for environmentally sustainable bonds. These are all fixed-rate bonds that can
Even if humanity somehow adapts to warming, it will probably have to get used to only being able to buy more expensive and worse beer.
Antarctica, the world’s coldest and most inhospitable continent, has long been viewed as a land of ice, snow, and desolation. However, recent years have witnessed
