Plastic pollution is a global environmental challenge, and the search for more sustainable alternatives has become imperative. Researchers at Colorado State University have made a significant breakthrough in the development of recyclable polymers that could potentially replace single-use plastics with high environmental footprints, such as grocery bags. Led by Chemistry Professor Garret Miyake, in collaboration
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Plastic waste has become a growing concern worldwide, with the majority of consumer plastics ending up in landfills or incinerated. Traditional methods of recycling mixed plastics have proven to be expensive and inefficient, resulting in a significant amount of plastic waste being improperly disposed of. However, a team of scientists at the Department of Energy’s
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Whenever light interacts with matter, it has long been observed that light appears to slow down. This phenomenon has been explained by standard wave mechanics, which can describe most daily occurrences involving light. However, a recent study by researchers from the University of Eastern Finland and Tampere University has uncovered a new perspective on this
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Rivian Automotive, the California-based electric truck company, is set to proceed with the construction of a new factory in Georgia early next year. This move comes as the company opens its eighth retail location, or “space,” in an intown Atlanta development. While customers cannot make direct purchases at these retail locations due to Georgia’s regulations,
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Fructose, a type of sugar commonly found in sweeteners and processed foods, has long been blamed for contributing to the obesity epidemic. However, a recent study led by medical doctor Richard Johnson of the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus suggests that fructose plays a more insidious role in the human metabolism than previously thought.
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For more than 8 billion years, a remarkably bright flash of radio waves has been traveling through the Universe, defying current leading theories. Recently, an international team of researchers utilized the Australian Square Kilometer Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) to detect this fast radio burst known as FRB 20220610A. This event stands out for several reasons, including
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