OhioHealth announced today that it is the first health system in central Ohio to eliminate desflurane, an inhaled anesthetic gas that is among the most harmful to the environment, and instead use sevoflurane. Desflurane is an anesthetic gas used during surgery to keep patients conscious or in pain. When patients are given these gases during […]
Data centers are becoming an increasingly large problem, as they are expected to consume as much electricity as the EU by 2030. This alarming forecast from ABI Research underscores the urgency of addressing the environmental impact of data centers. The study predicts that by the end of the decade, there will be over 24,000 data […]
Help keep One Green Planet free and independent! Together we can ensure our platform remains a hub for promoting ideas that work towards a sustainable, healthy and compassionate world. Please support us in continuing to advance our mission. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, a major international hub and one of Europe’s largest airports, is making significant progress […]
Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport has announced plans to switch to more plant-based products in the name of sustainability. Read more: AI-powered vegan travel app launches crowdfunding campaign In a statement, the airport said it will make 60 percent of its food and dairy offerings – measured by the amount of ingredients – plant-based by the end […]
(WO) — Kent and the Energy Institute have announced a collaboration to produce comprehensive guidelines on the economics of decarbonization for greenhouse gas emission reduction projects in the upstream oil and gas sector. The guidelines are intended to provide clear, actionable advice to help the industry meet its environmental goals. Led by Graham […]
When considering whether to host a physical or online sale, take stock of how many items you have. Online sales or selling via IG stories are great options if you don’t mind schlepping to the post office, while an in-person sale is good for someone—or a few friends—who are doing a major wardrobe overhaul. If […]
CO2 CREDITS … Nominations sought for Council membership PUBLISHED ON 13 August 2024 The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced on August 13 that it intends to establish a Greenhouse Gas Technical Assistance Advisory Council and a Third-Party Verifier Advisory Council (informally known as the Growing Climate Solutions Act Advisory Council). (Jacob Tosch, Porter County […]
One of the key trends is growing consumer interest in flavors from around the world, which has increased even further during the COVID-19 pandemic. The demand for flavors from around the world is still there, and according to Innova Market Insights, consumers are now looking for exceptional flavors that offer both comfort and adventure. Source: […]
A study from the University of Massachusetts Amherst refutes the widely held belief that glass is the most sustainable packaging for orange juice, showing that cartons are the best choice. Price influences consumers’ purchasing decisions more than sustainability claims, underscoring the importance of affordable, sustainable packaging. Reducing food waste is highlighted as a more effective […]
In 2006, Denver voters approved the city’s first special sales tax, supporting the creation of the Denver Preschool Program by the narrowest of margins, just 1,815 votes, or a fraction of a percent. But nearly 20 years later, special taxes that set aside a portion of the city’s total tax for a specific purpose are […]
