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Ask the Mayor: Bend’s Melanie Kebler answers your questions about transport, water and more at the old mill

        This month, viewers posed questions to Bend Mayor Melanie Kebler on topics such as old mill traffic, water supply, bike tunnel safety, homelessness and fireworks bans. You can submit your questions for her next NewsChannel 21 at Sunrise interview at https://ktvz.com/a... Read More

The Green Science consortium is developing an artificial photosynthetic textile sheet that uses carbon dioxide to produce formic acid.

       Kawanishi, Japan, Nov. 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Environmental issues such as climate change, natural resource depletion, species extinction, plastic pollution and deforestation are exacerbating around the world due to a population explosion.      &nb... Read More

Immune-related genes are expressed differently in the brains of people with autism

       Genes involved in the functioning of the immune system have atypical expression patterns in the brains of people with certain neurological and psychiatric disorders, including autism, according to a new study of thousands of post-mortem brain samples.     ... Read More

Hackaday Awards 2023: Primal Soup kicks off with modified Miller-Urey experiment

        It’s safe to assume that anyone who survived a biology class in high school heard of the Miller-Urey experiment, which confirmed the hypothesis that the chemistry of life could have originated in the Earth’s primordial atmosphere. It’s actually ̶... Read More

EPA to propose banning most uses of dichloromethane under Section 6(a) TSCA | Bergeson & Campbell, PC

        On April 20, 2023, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the release of a proposed regulation under Section 6(a) of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) banning most uses of methylene chloride. The EPA stated that its unsubstantiated risk assessm... Read More

These salts are poorly absorbed by the body, thereby preventing the absorption of the corresponding minerals

       These salts are poorly absorbed by the body, thereby preventing the absorption of the corresponding minerals.        Junk food is often criticized for causing chronic fatigue, but healthy eating has also been blamed in some cases. Culprit: Oxalates ... Read More

Resin prices continue to fall | plastic technology

        This downward trend is expected to continue, mainly due to lower demand, lower raw material costs and sufficient supply. #revaluation        Entering the fourth quarter, PE, PP, PS, PVC and PET prices have continued to fall since July, driven by a ... Read More

Mick Jagger’s 36-year-old girlfriend says the 79-year-old rocker was the “inspiration” for her first porn romance.

       Mick Jagger’s girlfriend Melanie Hamrick has the audacity to call the rocker “the man” that inspired her first erotic novel First Position.       The ballerina appeared on Wednesday’s This Morning to promote her new book, and ... Read More

How an innovative hive entry can help save bees

        Rayna Singhvi Jain is allergic to bees. A sharp pain in her leg prevented her from working for several weeks.       But that hasn’t stopped the 20-year-old social entrepreneur on his mission to save these important pollinators, whose populati... Read More

EPA Proposes Ban on Common Solvent and Dichloromethane Processing Additive Goldberg Segara

        In proposed rules published May 3, the EPA proposed banning most uses of dichloromethane, also known as dichloromethane, a common solvent and processing aid. It is used in a variety of consumer and commercial applications, including adhesives and sealants, automotive ... Read More

Sequential acid-base (SAB) mechanisms in the interstellar medium: the appearance of cis-formic acid in dark molecular clouds

       The observed ratios of COM isomers in the ISM provide valuable information about the chemistry and physics of gases and, ultimately, the history of molecular clouds.        The content of the c-HCOOH acid in the cold core is only 6% of the content of... Read More

EPA to propose banning most uses of dichloromethane under Section 6(a) TSCA | Bergeson & Campbell, PC

        On April 20, 2023, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the release of a proposed regulation under Section 6(a) of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) banning most uses of methylene chloride. The EPA stated that its unsubstantiated risk assessm... Read More
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