Scientists Revive Addiction Vaccine Research
An addiction vaccine could be the answer when other treatments fail.
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Norton: Making it Easier to Trash the Planet
Norton added a cryptocurrency miner to its security suite, but it could cost more in electricity than the returns are worth. Plus, it fries the planet. Yay?
COP26 Summit: From Hope to Nope
The recent COP26 meetup in Glasgow was supposedly our last best chance to take real climate action and avert disaster, but then: more blah, blah, blah.
Zero-Waste, Company Management & Business
Leading a zero-waste brand, company, association, etc. is amongst the latest approaches to take your business to the next level, ensuring its progress and success, while being environmentally responsible and protecting nature and life.
As Fish Stocks Continue to Be Depleted, What is the Future of Fishing?
The smart nets, catch sensors, live video, and reporting software are nice, but it all starts with the individuals in the trenches.
The Harsh Reality of Oil Spills
Economic impacts can last for years due to the negative impacts of the public perceptions on the oil spill as well as the safety of the area.
Companies Continue to Deny Responsibility for Deadly PFAS Emissions
PFAS is being emitted by companies that are paying fines and continuing to operate.
Divestment Isn’t a Real Climate Solution
Divestment seems like such a crystal clear answer to the fossil fuel problem, but in real life, circumstances are a lot messier.
Sustainable Fishing Challenges, Approaches: An Angler’s Perspective
While it’s nice to support the little guy over “Big Fishing,” there’s another, perhaps more important and direct reason to support reforms designed to eliminate overfishing: food security.
Crews Race, but It’s Always Too Late
As crews race to save oily beaches or prevent spills from happening at all, remember that violence against people, wildlife and natural systems is, for many, an acceptable evil, and the cost of modern convenience.