Jamie Hailstone
Freelance journalist for https://t.co/aeTuXwgS1d, Public Finance magazine and others. Author of various Doctor Who-related things too.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Jamie Hailstone
Plastic foam must be phased out at a local, state and national level in order to protect the oceans and human health, according to a new analysis. The report by Oceana warns plastic foam, which used to be formally called expanded polystyrene and is sometimes referred to as Styrofoam, has become an “ever-present part of modern life”.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Jamie Hailstone
When people talk about indoor air quality, invariably the discussion soon turns to traditional heating ventilation systems and activated carbon filters. However, more and more nature-based systems are now being developed which offer a greener and healthier alternative. Green walls and moss-based filters are already on the market, but another possible interesting solution will be launched next month (May) at the Belgian pavilion at the Venice Biennale in Italy.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Jamie Hailstone
From the heavy use of raw materials to logistics and transportation, there are numerous challenges facing the construction sector in terms of becoming more sustainableOne possible solution could be more prefabricated and modular homes, which are built offsite, with less material going to waste and faster construction times.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Jamie Hailstone
Microsoft has boosted its water replenishment work with a new partnership, which aims to collect rainwater from a new development in Madrid. The technology giant has teamed up with Dutch start-up FieldFactors to capture up to 200 million liters of stormwater run-off annually at the Solana de Valdebebas development. which will be replenished into the local Valdebebas stream, a tributary of the Jarama River. The rainwater will be collected through the start-up’s BlueBloqs sustainable drainage system.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | Jamie Hailstone
Super pollutants like ozone, methane and black carbon are having a significant impact on global warming and human health, according to experts. Claire Henly,executive director at the Super Pollutant Field Catalyst, said these super pollutants cause “roughly half” of current global warming during an online press conference.
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I won’t be updating this account much this year, but I will be on Bluesky and can contacted there. https://t.co/0EJgOlFCoe
I was part of the writing team for this and it’s a whopper!
The Society is pleased to announce that The Celestial Toyroom Annual 2025 is now available to all fans as a free download. This year, the ninth annual in our series, we cover the eras of the Eighth and Ninth Doctors, with the War Doctor thrown in for good measure! https://t.co/D7oosE0XFC
RT @PatrickjaLee: Delighted to see Forbes cover @globalactplan's policy pathway to reduce air pollution from wood burning 🔥 @Jamiehailstone…
