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Jamie Hailstone

Jamie Hailstone

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Freelance Contributor, Forbes

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  • Plastic Foam Must Be Phased Out To Protect The Oceans, Study Finds

    By Jamie Hailstone| Forbes Verified 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”.

    By Jamie Hailstone · Forbes

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • How Nature-Based Solutions Can Improve Indoor Air Quality

    By Jamie Hailstone| Forbes Verified 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.

    By Jamie Hailstone · Forbes

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Plastic Foam Must Be Phased Out To Protect The Oceans, Study Finds

    By Jamie Hailstone| Forbes Verified 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”.

    By Jamie Hailstone · Forbes

    Apr. 08, 2025

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England, United Kingdom