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Designing Out Plastics: A Blueprint for Healthier Building Materials. Habitable.

Chemical Pollution Built Environment and Urbanization

Designing Out Plastics: A Blueprint for Healthier Building Materials. Habitable.

Habitable’s new report exposes the widespread use of harmful plastic building materials, linking them to health risks, fire toxicity, and fossil fuel dependence, while offering solutions and showcasing leaders advancing safer, healthier alternatives already available.

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Microbial, nanotechnological and biosensor-based innovations for sustainable pesticide management. Springer Nature Link.
A green field of crops under a hazy sky with tall trees in the background and sunlight filtering through.

Chemical Pollution Technology and Innovation

Microbial, nanotechnological and biosensor-based innovations for sustainable pesticide management. Springer Nature Link.

Experts explore sustainable alternatives to chemical pesticides, emphasizing the role of soil microorganisms, nanotechnology, and biosensors in reducing environmental and human health impacts.

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