Global Warming Articles & Analysis
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With momentum building for the transition to new lower global warming potential (GWP) propellants for pMDI’s, SmartTrack™ will also help companies to understand and modulate the impact of these new propellants on drug deposition and dissolution in the lungs, giving confidence in the performance of the reformulated product before embarking on any ...
ByFluidda
A new study has found that for every 1°C rise in global average temperatures, the chance of displacement from river flooding alone will rise by 50%. ...
“Supplying this critical technology to the many millions of patients who suffer from asthma moves the needle on sustainable care and conscientious development throughout our industry.” Global Warming Potential (GWP) is a measure of the atmospheric warming potential of a propellant upon release into the atmosphere. ...
ByKoura
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Research on glacier melt and runoff in Greenland and the Himalayas, an initiative that could help shed light on the impact global warming has on Earth’s water reserves. A project that aims to better understand how sustainable chemistry can be applied to modern medicine, using drug-resistant bacterial infections and ...
Ethanol in gasoline can favorably impact mobile source emissions in at least four main air quality areas: fine particulate matter (e.g., PM2.5), carbon monoxide, toxics, and global warming. Fine Particulate Matter (PM2.5): A Colorado study finds that with 3.5 percent oxygen (the amount found in E10 blends), the PM reduction is 36 percent for the normal fleet and ...
Global warming could be partly to blame for increases in some human and animal viral infections. ...
More intense, more frequent and longer duration heat waves are projected for California in the coming decades due to global warming. “As our climate changes with more extreme events, Californians can expect longer, more intense heat waves like the one in the summer of 2006, which means more heat-related illnesses and emergency room visits,” said Kim Knowlton, ...
And the problem is growing as the Earth heats up due to global warming. Outbreaks of the deadly parasitic disease are spreading into temperate latitudes a little more each year, health officials report. ...