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Teijin's cutting-edge R&D proprietary system to effectively assess CO2 emissions from polyester fibers
Time of Update: 2023-01-30
, the fiber and product transformation company of the Teijin Group, recently announced that it has developed a proprietary system for calculating the carbon dioxide emissions generated by the company's polyester fiber production process Teijin Frontier Co.
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Over the past three years, the average annual fossil fuel subsidies for the G20 have reached $584 billion
Time of Update: 2023-01-03
” The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD), the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) and the International Oil Change International released a joint report on Tuesday saying that despite repeated commitments to end inefficient fossil fuel subsidies, G20 government support for fossil fuels has fallen by just 9 percent since 2014-2016, reaching $584 billion annually over the past three years.
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Failure to tackle climate change could cost India $35 trillion over the next 50 years
Time of Update: 2023-01-03
Deloitte added that by limiting global temperature rise and realizing its potential to "decarbonize" the world, India could reap $11 trillion in economic value over the same period.
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Chemical Society of Canada launches Defend Plastics Campaign
Time of Update: 2022-12-30
On the issue of plastic waste, Masterson said that Canada's chemical and plastics industries have recognized the link between the circular economy of plastics and climate change, and recycling has helped them meet their emission reduction goals, while industry customers are demanding the use of more recycled materials, and it is imperative to ensure that society treats plastic as a renewable resource, not waste.
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Global warming has caused sea temperatures to rise, making it difficult to catch salmon in Hokkaido in the future
Time of Update: 2022-12-29
News from SeafoodMedia on November 25 that global warming has caused ocean temperatures to rise, which has had a devastating impact on Japan's fishing industry, and fish in Japanese waters are getting thinner, and fish that should have been caught are now moving north.
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In 2015, China's installed wind power capacity exceeded the total of the EU
Time of Update: 2022-11-20
Wind power "Wind power is becoming more competitive in a number of aspects, including price and reliability, and wind power is leading the global transition from fossil energy to clean energy.
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All-in-one micrometeorological monitoring sensor#Highly integrated maintenance-free
Time of Update: 2022-10-20
Accurate meteorological forecasts and reports can correctly guide people's production and life, thereby greatly reducing the losses caused by meteorological disasters.
Accurate meteorological forecasts and reports can correctly guide people's production and life, thereby greatly reducing the losses caused by meteorological disasters.
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Expedient measures in special times——On the EU's "green label" on natural gas
Time of Update: 2022-10-09
The agency voted to support the relevant bill proposed by the European Commission to include natural gas and nuclear energy projects that meet certain conditions as sustainable economic activities covered by an EU classification regulation to combat climate change.
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LyondellBasell Publishes Sustainability Report
Time of Update: 2022-05-18
LyondellBasell recently released its 2021 Sustainability Report, which outlines the company's goals in helping to reduce plastic waste in the environment, combat climate change and support a prosperous society .
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Environmental tax is coming, sewage charges will end
Time of Update: 2021-07-19
He said that this legislation is to shift the current pollution discharge fee system to the environmental protection tax system in accordance with the principle of "tax burden shifting".
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Australian studies have found that tropical coral reef fish can live to more than 80 years
Time of Update: 2020-12-23
The Australian Oceanographic Institute said in a report that its researchers surveyed the growth of tropical fish at four locations off the coast of Western Australia and near the Chagos Archipelago in the central Indian Ocean, and found 11 fish over the age of 60.
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How do corals build their "bones
Time of Update: 2020-09-01
images show that corals are able to secrete a template of acidic proteins that form calcium carbonate, which is formed by calcium and carbon ions in surrounding water, to form mineral crystals that form the core of coral "bones." this provides the strongest evidence to support biologically controlled coral bone growth, the team reported in a June 1 article in Science.
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Will the virus disappear after the heat? Is the new crown virus afraid of cold or hot
Time of Update: 2020-08-05
new coronavirus is heat sensitive to heat, with high temperatures above 56 degrees C and lasting for 30 minutes, which can effectively inactivate the virus.
The study found that reaching a certain high temperature (56 degrees C or more) and a certain amount of time (30 minutes) can effectively inactivate the new coronavirus.
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Brazil's agriculture minister supports permanent lifting of the ban on genetically modified soybeans
Time of Update: 2003-04-28
Introduction: Washington, April 24, Washington, April 24 (odj): Brazilian agriculture minister Roberto Rodrigues said Thursday that he hopes Brazil's legislators can lift the ban on the cultivation of
