THE SYMBIOSIS OF INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES and Ecologically Regenerative Lifeways agnes Mon, 12/02/2024 – 13:41 S cholars and activists are increasingly pointing to Indigenous Peoples worldwide as having solutions to the climate crisis. They are primarily interested in the technological practices of Indigenous Peoples, such as cultural burning, water systems engineering, […]

  The Group of Seven (G7) nations reached a significant climate agreement this week, committing to end the use of “unabated” coal by 2035. This marks a pivotal moment in global climate negotiations, as the G7 represents some of the world’s largest economies. However, the agreement comes with important exceptions […]

  Fossilized dinosaur droppings, also known as coprolites, have provided new insights into the rise of dinosaurs, helping scientists understand why they became so dominant. A recent study analyzed over 500 coprolites from the early Jurassic period, found in Poland’s Polish Basin, dating from around 247 to 200 million years […]

Australian Update AU$12.9 Million Penalty Imposed on Trustee On 25 September 2024, the Federal Court ordered a large superannuation trustee (Trustee) to pay the highest penalty imposed for greenwashing conduct yet – AU$12.9 million. This comes off the back of the Federal Court in early August this year ordering Mercer […]

In a continuation of the US Food and Drug Administration’s efforts to conduct post-market reviews evaluating the continued use and safety of chemicals authorized in its regulations, the agency is removing decades-old clearances for food-contact materials based on evolving toxicology concerns. Specialty chemical companies should take note of the development as […]