New Car Smell: Does it hazardous? (Part 2)

One study, reported this on December 2001, was administrated by Stephen K. Brown and Min Cheng of Australia's Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial analysis Organization (CSIRO). The reading took a glance at VOCs in 3 new 1998 vehicles by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry analysis of air samples taken from the vehicles once that they had been sealed for many hours. The vehicles were re sampled at numerous intervals for up to 2 years.

New Car Smell: Does it hazardous? (Part 1)

 

There's one thing concerning the smell of a new automobile where for some people, the leathery, plasticky aroma that hits you once you slide behind the wheel may be a pleasurable scent, seductive smells or even perhaps addictive. On the other hand, for some people  the smell is stinking, especially for somebody who has an acute chemical sensitivity.

Danger of Plastic Bags – Scary Facts 2

Baby monkey eating plastic

 Based on statistic estimation, the average family adds 60 plastic bags in only four trips to the grocery store.

In good situations, high-density polyethylene plastic bags will take more than 20 years to degrade. However in less ideal conditions such as on landfills or as general refuse, a bag will take more than 1,000 years to degrade.

Danger of Plastic Bags – Scary Facts 1

Kamilo Beach, United States

Figures released by the United States Environmental Protection Agency illustrate that somewhere between 500 billion and a trillion plastic bags are consumed worldwide every year. According to National Geographic News September 2, 2003. Note that this information was in the year of 2003.

Fake Made in China - Chinese Cooking Oil Made From Sewage and Trash

This is a very interesting video how Chinese recycle and reuse the cooking oil. It was reported that already many people was death. 

The Green Gold of Morocco- Olive

Please watch these videos about organic olive production in Morocco. It's organic and health

Popularity of Organic Tomatoes from Mexico

Tomatoes are currently the foremost profitable crop in Mexico. Though the total number of acres of coffee is much greater than the acreage of organic (cherry) tomatoes, it realize a higher turnover than the harvest of coffee beans. 

Fake Meat "Made in China"

Fake beef (left) and pork (right)

The issue of artificial eggs from China have recently heated. It still silent, China who is famous for its expertise to produce imitations once again has produced a new innovative to produce beef of pork.

Chinese Green Tea Unsafe

 

New Zealand Food Safety Authority (NZFSA) warns people not to consume all the seeds that can be found in Chinese green tea. This product is sold under various names such as Heng Ming Tea Canton love pea. 

The tea was pulled from the shelves when the Inspector found that the contents did not match what was written in components. It contained toxic pods not removed. Product recalls now withdrawn from sale by the importer. Please check the video for more details.

How to Identify Fake Egg from China

 

China has been popular with anything copy and produces where they don’t care anything on copyright or laws. Money is everything for Chinese and in order to make more money they are thinking of faking on almost anything in their life. Because fake products make much money than the real one, we can see so many Chinese goods and products are being produce to look good from outside where the reality of it you have to wait and see.

Cambridge University Produces Low-Cost Plastic Organic Solar Cell

 

By inserting organic polymers long chains of carbon-based molecules in plastic you produce an organic photovoltaic cell, that till currently haven't had a lot of business success. With an operating principle just like photosynthesis in inexperienced plants, organic photovoltaic cells are low-cost to provide compared to silicon solar cells, however have quite a low potency. This can be one thing that the University of Cambridge is about to amend.

Organic Renewable Plastic, the Brazilian Future

 

As oil and gas prices soar, Brazil is planning to become a world hub for plastics made up of plant-based materials, as well as sugar cane.