On October 19, 2009, one of the world’s largest public corporations was ordered to pay $105 million in damages to the city of New York for contaminating the city’s ground water: a federal jury ruled in favor of the city, which had contended that ExxonMobil ignored warnings from its own scientists ab...
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Analyst Insight | June 30, 2021
Introduction Many organizations have had to completely shut down their indoor spaces or operate under severe restrictions during the COVID‑19 pandemic. Although there is eagerness among businesses to reopen, many stakeholders continue to be concerned about worker safety, especially in office ... Not part of subscription
State of the Market Report | June 24, 2021
Innovation teams have historically focused on improving existing products and creating new businesses. However, the sustainability imperative is occupying an increasingly large mindshare among both consumers and regulators. Hence, innovation teams are increasingly called upon not just to develop new... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | November 11, 2021
Rice University researchers announced that they had extended a previous trash‑to‑graphene technology to use joule heating to extract rhodium, palladium, gold, and silver from electronic waste and to separate chromium, arsenic, lead, cadmium, and mercury in less than a second with hundreds of times ... Not part of subscription