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New Green Queen APAC Alternative Protein Industry Report Showcases Explosive Regional Growth
Green Queen Media publishes "APAC Alternative Protein Industry Report - APAC Acceleration", the 2nd edition of its award-winning Asia Alternative Protein Industry Report 2021.
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No Time Left For ‘Incremental’ Climate Action, Warns Leaked IPCC Report
Our planet has no time left for “incremental change” to avert climate disaster, says a leaked draft of the upcoming IPCC report.
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Reusable Containers Aren’t Always Better For The Environment Than Disposable Ones: New Research
By: Alejandro Gallego Schmid, Adisa Azapagic & Joan Manuel F. Mendoza
We are facing a waste crisis, with landfills across the world at full capacity and mountains of “recycled” waste dumped in developing!-->!-->!-->…
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5 Meat and Dairy Firms Produce More Emissions Than Big Oil, New ‘Meat Atlas’ Shows
Just five meat and dairy firms are responsible for more emissions than oil giants like Exxon and BP, the new Meat Atlas 2021 report finds.
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75% of Leading Fashion Brands Graded ‘F’ In New Fossil-Free Scorecard
75% of leading fashion brands were given an "F" grade for their efforts to switch to clean energy in the new Fossil-Free Fashion Scorecard.
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Can Swapping Meat For Vegan Alternatives Promote Gut Health?
As plant-based meat alternatives continue to surge in popularity, many are wondering: are these substitutes really healthier than animal meat? A new study suggests that in general, it’s a yes. According to a new study led by researchers!-->…
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A Third of Meat Free Monday Participants Go Vegetarian, New Study Finds
One third of all people who partake in Meat Free Monday turn vegetarian after five years, a new study finds. The study indicates the effectiveness of promoting plant-based dietary shifts through campaigns that engage participants for a!-->…
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‘Huge’ Sustainable Cotton Gap in Hong Kong’s Fashion Market, WWF Report Says
There's a major market gap in Hong Kong’s fashion when it comes to sustainable cotton, says a new report from the World Wildlife Fund.
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1 Billion Children At ‘Extreme’ Risk Due To Climate Crisis, Unicef Warns
One billion children globally are facing “extreme” risk from the impacts of the climate crisis, experts from Unicef warn.
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Eating More Plants Linked To Lower Heart Disease Risk, Studies Show
Eating more plant-based foods is linked to reduced risk of heart disease among adults and in older middle-aged women, new research has found. The findings, based on two studies published as part of an American Heart Association report,!-->…
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Report: Fast Fashion In Western World Is Driving Pollution In Africa’ Rivers
In a new report on global inequality in water pollution, fast fashion brands in Europe, the U.S., and U.K. were highlighted as major drivers of water pollution across Africa’s rivers. While also a source of revenue and job creation for the!-->…
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Climate Hope? A New Report Says If We Fix Food, Transport and Energy, We Can Slash Emissions By 90% In 15 Years
Overhauling the food, transport and energy sectors will bring about a 90% reduction in GHG emissions within 15 years, says a new report. The analysis, published by independent think tank RethinkX, offers a glimmer of hope for the global!-->…
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24% of Substances Added To Plastic Products Are Toxic, Study Finds
Nearly a quarter of all chemical substances intentionally added to make plastic products are toxic, new research finds.
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Bottled Water’s Climate Impact Is 3,500-Times Higher Than Tap: Study
Scientists in Barcelona found that the climate impact of bottled water could be as much as 3,500-times higher than tap water.
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90% of All Emissions Come From Just 8% of Earth’s Surface Area, New Map Shows
In a new study, scientists map out how the concentrated source of emissions is set to have far-reaching climate impacts globally.
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Not Just the Sea: Over 1,550 Wildlife Species Have Eaten Plastic Waste, Study Finds
More than 1,550 wildlife species, from marine animals to terrestrial mammals, are documented to have ingested plastic waste.
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14,000 Scientists Urge Rapid Action Amid Unprecedented Climate Events
Nearly 14,000 scientists and academics have signed an updated report urging for rapid and transformational action on the climate emergency.
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Report: US and European Cell-Based Meat Regulation Critical To ‘Unlock Mass Market’
Regulatory approval of cell-based meat remains the biggest obstacle for the industry, according to a new report released by Lux Research.
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SynBio Will Reshape Food and Fashion with Double-Digit Growth, Report Says
SynBio is set to become a powerful double-digit growth sector disrupting the food and fashion industries, a new report predicts.
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Processed Meat Raises Heart Disease Risk By 18%, Oxford Study Finds
A new Oxford University review finds that red and processed meat consumption significantly increases the risk of heart disease.
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Study: Men Cause More Emissions Than Women Due To Meat and Cars
Men cause more carbon emissions than women because they eat more meat and drive cars more frequently, a new study finds.
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