ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Ponds Are Net Greenhouse Gas Emitters Due to Methane Release, Study Reveals

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 09.20.2023 04:48 AM

If the methane issue with ponds can be addressed, these net greenhouse gas emitters could become net sinks. Read to learn more.

Mysterious Horseshoe-Shaped Seabed Markings on New Zealand's Ocean Floor Finally Solved

09.20.2023 03:40 AM

Sadie Mills, an invertebrate collection manager at New Zealand's National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research solved the mysterious seabed markings after several years. Continue reading to learn more.

Over 110 Ancient Cave Paintings, Engravings Found in Paleolithic Rock Art Sanctuary in Spain Date Back to At Least 24,000 Years Ago

09.19.2023 23:05 PM

Given how most Paleolithic rock art sites are situated in the north of Spain, this cave located in Eastern Iberia that contains distinct Paleolithic paintings and engravings is especially unique. Read to learn more.

Ultra Rare Pink Diamonds May Have Emerged as a Result of Supercontinent 'Nuna' Breakup, Researchers Reveal

09.19.2023 22:10 PM

When supercontinent Nuna drifted apart, the closed wound may have been reopened and could have triggered the resurfacing of the rosy gems alongside magma. Read to learn more.

Solar Power Innovation: A Look into the Future

09.19.2023 19:51 PM

Learn how solar energy impact has the potential to change the global energy order. Solar Energy Revolution: How Solar Panels Are Changing the Way We Power Our World The depletion of energy resources and oil crises have compelled humanity to conserve and seek alternative sources.

Earthquake Prediction May Finally Be Possible; GPS Data Offers Way of Detecting Underground Tremors

09.19.2023 11:20 AM

Scientists have discovered that small changes in GPS signals could allow them to predict large earthquakes two hours early. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Saving the Horseshoe Crab Blood: Alternative Testing Methods for Endotoxin Detection

09.19.2023 11:00 AM

Due to their role in vaccine testing, thousands of horseshoe crabs are harvested for their blood, but conservationists are pushing towards alternative methods for endotoxin detection. Find out more about it in this article.

European Ski Resorts Face Scarce Snow Due to Climate Crisis; Future of Skiing Industry Under Question As Global Warming Intensifies

09.19.2023 10:40 AM

Mountain resorts in Europe look for ways to diversify their appeal and tap alternative sources of income as natural snow becomes scarce due to global warming. Read the article to find out more.

GHGSat Spots Methane Leak in UK That Could Power 7,500 Residences For a Year

09.19.2023 10:20 AM

The methane leak that occurred in the UK earlier this year was reportedly a major loss. Continue reading to learn more.

Oldest Human Remains: Controversy Surrounding Omo I’s Actual Age Explained

09.19.2023 10:00 AM

The oldest human remains discovered were subjected to controversy due to their actual age. Continue reading to learn more.

Costa Rican Pirate Spider Practices Cannibalism by Tricking Other Arachnids To Walk Into a Trap

09.19.2023 08:03 AM

Some cannibal pirate spiders trick other arachnids to walk into their doom. Continue reading the article to find out more.

2,000-Year-Old Roman Swords, Copper Alloy Bowl Discovered During Metal Detecting Rally in UK

09.19.2023 07:32 AM

Roman swords and a copper allow bowl were unearthed in the Cotswold District in the UK. Continue reading to learn more.

65-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Skin Fossil Found in Montana Could Possibly Alter Colors Like Chameleons, Will Be Moved to Museum in October

09.19.2023 06:40 AM

A fossilized dinosaur skin was unearthed in Jordan, Montana. Continue reading to learn more about Edmontosaurus.

Florida's Everglades Battle Against Invasive Pythons Inspired Unique Hunting Method; Did It Work?

09.19.2023 05:46 AM

Check out the unique snake hunting technique Florida is doing every year to catch invasive Burmese pythons, which disrupts the ecosystem.

Could Working From Home Be Good For the Environment? Remote Work Done Right Can Reduce Carbon Footprint, Study Reveals

09.19.2023 02:14 AM

The study revealed that, when done right, the carbon footprint of remote workers could be 54% lower compared to onsite workers. Read to learn more.

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