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  • Deforestation Linked to an Increase in Sick Children in Cambodia

    Symptoms — including diarrhea, acute respiratory infection and fever — thought to be the source of childhood mortality, increased in relation to regions of Cambodia losing dense forest areas.

  • Might Harvey Hasten the Ike Dike?

    In April, more than 60 Texas officials asked the Trump administration for $15 billion to build a dike to protect Galveston Bay from hurricane storm surges.

  • Electrified Sunglasses

    The sunglasses, which are transparent, flexible and lightweight, will eventually be available in a variety of colors and designs.

  • Trees Offer $500 Million Worth of Services...for Free

    Urban trees provide valuable services to megacities and its residents, including environmental and financial benefits, that are estimated to be worth over $500 million a year, according to research from the College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) in Syracuse, New York.

  • Researchers Create Model to Determine Best Approach to Encourage Water Conservation

    Using real-world locations thought to be at risk, researchers developed their model based on information from the Murray–Darling Basin in Australia, the Punjab on the India/Pakistani border and California's Central Valley in the U.S.

  • Ford Signs MOU to Develop EVs with China Partner

    Ford says it expects the market for NEVs in China to grow to six-million units per year by 2025, of which approximately four-million vehicles will be all-electric.

  • Fish Size Expected to Experience Climate-Change-Related Decrease

    According to researchers, the size reduction in fish can have far-reaching implications on fisheries and among organisms in the ecosystems.

  • Hi-Performance Fastening Systems: More Than Just a Fastener Supplier

    Although well-known in most industries for their high-quality parts, Hi-Performance has a reputation for offering more than just parts.

  • Pneumatic Actuator for Diaphragm Valves in Sterile Service

    The actuator can be fitted to the valve body without nuts as the threads are integrated in the body to simplify mounting.

  • Robotic Snake Able to Swim with Ease, Collect Water Samples

    A robotic snake that can swim through bodies of water and detect sources of pollution has been developed by researchers from Switzerland’s École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL).

  • Pesticide Added to List of Harmful Chemicals in California

    The state of California is tightening the already-strict guidelines governing a pesticide commonly used by farmers to kill pests attacking crops such as cotton, grapes and almonds.

  • New Side-Mounted Agitator Range

    The agitator features high-efficiency hydraulics with high pumping capacity and axial thrust.

  • J-Prep for Orbital Welding with Pipe Beveling Tool

    The heavy-duty, I.D.-clamping, milling-end prep tool can J-prep bevel, face and bore all pipe alloys in preparation for orbital welding.

  • Silicone Gasket and Braided Hose for Bioprocessing Service

    The products are designed to meet the exacting requirements of biotechnology and pharmaceutical single-use applications.

  • An Eruptive Source of Energy-Critical Lithium

    Lake sediments preserved within the calderas of supervolcanoes are important targets for lithium exploration.

  • Discarded Office Chairs Now Repurposed Backpacks

    By dismantling the office chairs, student Thomas Howell-Jones determined that the backrest of the chair could be converted into a durable, water- and impact-proof bag that can be carried like a backpack or attached to a bicycle (bicycle panniers).

  • Crop Yield May Decline Due to Climate Change

    "Each degree Celsius increase in global mean temperature is estimated to reduce average global yields of wheat by six percent," said the report.

  • Center to Study Chemical Water Contamination

    Researchers from the University of Rhode Island and Harvard University are joining forces to establish a center focused on investigating how chemicals linked to cancer and other illnesses are getting into water at sites around the U.S.

  • Going Anywhere: A Look at Chemical Toilets

    They are perfect as temporary restroom solutions for locations that experience population swells that have inadequate restroom or sewage facilities.

  • New Coil-Over Springs for Racing Purposes Released

    Hyperco has announced the expansion of its Dual Rate UHT Coil-Over Springs product line with two new spring designs.

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