Australia has a long history of natural disasters, from catastrophic bushfires to flooding rains. ... While bushfires were the most common type of natural disaster, floods affected the highest number of LGAs.
What about ‘natural’ alternatives? Some “natural” formulations that contain tea tree oil and other plant-based active ingredients have APVMA registration.
No toxic dyes are used on the products, which are primarily made of Piñatex, organic cotton, wool, coir (a mix of coconut husk and natural latex), cork, chrome-free leather and ... natural rubber.
The NSW Government recently conducted a survey on recycling and plastic waste. Ahead of its findings, to be released later this year, four academics comment on research into recycling and the development of advanced waste conversion technologies.
What about natural remedies? Few studies have actually examined them. But if they work for you, and don’t irritate already inflamed skin, there’s likely no harm in continuing.
So, what could be wrong with urging scientists to take advantage of our natural storytelling skills? ... Bugs in our reasoning from the confirmation bias to the gambler’s fallacy make our natural thought processes deeply subjective and partial.
Cleaning of air-conditioning filters has been enhanced. To increase natural ventilation and reduce the risk of infection, some operators have retrofitted window vents to air-conditioned fleets.
cyclones and a myriad other natural hazards earlier in each hazard season, increasingly overlapping. ... He leads the Asia-Pacific Natural Hazards and Disaster Risk Research Group. This article was republished from The Conversation under a Creative