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A new method produces PEDOT nanofibers with enhanced electrical conductivity and increased surface area for improved charge ...

In a world where plastic dominates almost every part of daily life—from phones to windows—finding a sustainable alternative ...

The recall notice explained: "We are taking the precautionary measure ofrecalling the date codes of the above product because It may contain hard pieces of plastic making It unsafe to eat.

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The category of recyclable plastics is narrower than most people realize, he explained — hard plastic containers like soda bottles and milk jugs can be recycled; but flimsier items like plastic ...

Candidates for Clear Creek ISD board of trustees At-Large Position B answered questions ahead of the upcoming May 3 election. What you need to know Candidates were asked to keep responses under 50 ...

“B+LNZ directors are elected through an open and transparent election process and then appointed to the NZMB as set out in the Meat Board Act,” Acland told Rural News. The NZMB itself is a statutory ...

"Each player is positioned the same distance from the board when throwing, the boards are, with insignificant manufacturing variations, exactly the same, opponents can do nothing to interfere and ...

Participants also wanted someone who is transparent, consistent and a problem solver in five out of the six participant groups. Barb Dorn with the Minnesota School Boards Association said 420 ...

the evidence is clear: having a diverse team can help businesses make better, more empathetic decisions. At the top level, a growing body of research shows having more women on corporate boards ...

Plastic does not naturally biodegrade. The Environmental Protection Agency cites research indicating that once in the environment, plastics can take between 100 and 1,000 years to decompose.