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The Mystery of the Missing Wrap
Although soft plastic recycling was supermarket chain Tesco’s goal, it did not quite work out as they planned.
Why the Upside of Plastics Is Its Downside
We wind up with a plastics plight because the many wonderful attributes of plastic make it tough to avoid and tough to discard.
When There Is More to AC Than Cool Air
Related to climate change and even more to income, demand for air conditioning will rise considerably by 2050.
The Downside of an Airplane’s Descent
For greener airlines, a plane’s stairway descent to the airport from 40,000 feet is one of many changes we should consider.
From Development or Conservation to Fat Bears and Big Trees
Thinking of Alaska’s development or conservation tradeoff, we can just imagine fat bears and 180 foot trees.
The Great Himalayan National Park’s Unintended Consequences
When planners developed India’s Great Himalayan National Park, they achieved their plans and some unintended consequences.