Artificial Intelligence company Hypergiant is working to combat climate change by utilizing an ancient, abundant, carbon consuming microorganism—algae.

The World Economic Forum reports there will be 933 million metric tons of plastics generated annually by 2050.

The U.S. EPA issued the final SNUR for Carbon Nanomaterial (Generic) (PMN P-10-366) on November 25, 2019.

Australian-based water treatment company, EVOCRA and Arcadis, which is based in the Netherlands, signed a Heads of Agreement in October 2019 which will allow the companies to negotiate sole rights to EVOCRA PFAs solution technology.

In his article Henry Miller, M.D. discusses how unwise and often unfounded regulation can stunt the development or even kill innovative technology and suggests that the U.S. is in need of regulatory reform.