Organic & Polymer Chemistry

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bioengineer.org > heavy-pesticide-use-strips-insect-diversity-but-boosts-pests-in-lettuce-fields

Heavy Pesticide Use Strips Insect Diversity but Boosts Pests in Lettuce Fields

1+ day, 17+ hour ago   (73+ words) A Chilean field study found that conventionally managed lettuce farms sprayed seven to nine times per cycle supported fewer insect families but higher pest abundance than farms using threshold-based Integrated Pest Management. Subject of Research: Effects of conventional versus integrated…...


workersliberty.org > story > 2026-10-07 > organic-food-not-answer

Organic food is not the answer

4+ day, 21+ hour ago   (646+ words) If you appreciate the socialist analysis and debate on this website please consider donating to support our work. In the sphere of trying to do what is right for the environment, a lot of people assume that eating organic food…...


geneticliteracyproject.org > 10/07/2026 > is-organic-farming-really-more-sustainable-100-recent-studies-say-no

Is organic farming really more sustainable? 100 recent studies say ‘no’

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (184+ words) Organic produce may wear a green halo, but it doesn’t earn a clear climate advantage. Organic and conventional farming come out roughly even on greenhouse gas emissions and water pollution per kilogram of food, while organic needs far more land…...


tvbrics.com > en > shows > aleksey-khokhlov-head-of-chair-of-polymer-and-crystal-physics-at-lomonosov-moscow-state-university-f

Aleksey Khokhlov, Head of Chair of Polymer and Crystal Physics at Lomonosov Moscow State University: "Future belongs to ‘smart polymers’ that simulate biological systems"

5+ day, 19+ hour ago   (159+ words) Scientists call the XXI century the age of polymers. They can be found almost everywhere – in food packaging, household appliance housings, and fabrics. According to the UN, about 400 million tonnes of plastic are produced annually in the world, but only…...


bioengineer.org > corn-residue-could-keep-a-widely-used-herbicide-out-of-groundwater

Corn Residue Could Keep a Widely Used Herbicide Out of Groundwater

6+ day, 1+ hour ago   (639+ words) A Brazilian study finds that maize stover left on no-till fields significantly increases the sorption of the herbicide S-metolachlor in soil, reducing its desorption and leaching potential in a clayey Oxisol while revealing soil-dependent mobility in a sandy Ultisol....


londoninsider.co.uk > epa-launches-email-subscription-service-to-keep-pesticide-users-updated-on-endangered-species-act-rules

EPA Launches Email Subscription Service To Keep Pesticide Users Updated On Endangered Species Act Rules

6+ day, 13+ hour ago   (287+ words) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency launched a new email subscription feature on September 15, 2026, designed to help pesticide users stay current with Endangered Species Act requirements. The feature has been added to the agency’s Bulletins Live! Two web page, enabling pesticide users…...


wholefoodsmagazine.com > blogs > 1-wholefoods-magazine > post > 18144-functional-mushrooms-microplastics-and-pfas-what-the-science-actually-shows

WholeFoods Magazine RSS

6+ day, 18+ hour ago   (227+ words) Steve Farrar, Mycologist, is Co-Founder and Chief Technical Officer at M2 Ingredients, as well as Co-Founder of Om Mushroom and a member of the Functional Mushroom Council. Microplastics have been identified in blood, lungs, placenta, and other tissues, which raises an…...


wcax.com > 10/05/2026 > vermont-colleges-join-forces-research-forever-chemicals-impact-plants-animals

Vermont colleges join forces to research forever chemicals impact on plants and animals

6+ day, 18+ hour ago   (512+ words) BERLIN, Vt. (WCAX) - A new federal investment is bringing several Vermont colleges together to study PFAS as they move through the state’s water, wildlife and food supply. A nearly $8 million, four-year initiative will allow the schools to research what impact…...


bioengineer.org > fertilizers-pesticides-and-plastic-resides-how-farm-chemicals-quietly-steer-greenhouse-gas-emissions

Fertilizers, Pesticides and Plastic Resides: How Farm Chemicals Quietly Steer Greenhouse Gas Emissions

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (715+ words) Every sack of synthetic fertilizer and every spray of pesticide that reaches a farm field does more than feed or protect a crop. It also perturbs an invisible, teeming underworld of soil microbes whose metabolic handiwork determines how much nitrous…...