 Researchers at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada, have released a paper that suggests organic food production can be more harmful to the environment because more pesticides are needed to be effective.
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 Plastic materials are a paradox in that they are built to last a long time and therefore do not decompose, yet they are used to house products that are quickly consumed. The plastic container is then thrown away. Apart from ending up in landfill, many of these containers end up in the sea.
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New research unveiled in the UK shows that companies who are seriously caring for the environment are finding it profitable to do so. Of the 550 senior executives questioned, almost 60% reported that sustainability could boost market share and profits.
Proponents of the peak oil theory explain that there is not enough oil in the world to meet or future needs, that at some point, we will run out. Richard Sears believes that technology will reduce our oil usage.
