ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Air Pollution Related Illnesses Caused Decrease on Children's IQ Level and Death to Over 2,700 Massachusetts Residents Per Year [STUDY]

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.19.2022 08:00 AM

Recent study by Boston College's Global Observatory on Planetary Health reveled air pollution continues to be a silent killer in Massachusetts. Continue reading to know more about the study and how the air pollution affected the residents.

Invasive Green Crabs Turned Into a $65 Whiskey as a Unique Way to Help Reduce Their Population

07.19.2022 07:58 AM

A distillery in New Hampshire uses one pound of green crabs to make their $65 bottle of bourbon, showing a unique way of controlling their number. Read the article to learn the full details.

Global Warming: Why the Arctic Is Warming Twice as Fast as the Rest of the Earth?

07.19.2022 07:30 AM

Despite what we know, the Arctic is melting at a far more rapid rate than we believe. Read on to find out what Arctic amplification is and why its increasing in this warming world.

Killer Monkey Throws Off 4-Month-Old Baby From the Roof of a 3-Story House in India

07.19.2022 06:23 AM

The horrifying incident took place last week adding to the reported cases of monkey attacks in India, especially on children. Read the article to know the full details.

United Kingdom’s Heat Wave: Earth Observation Experts Examine Phenomenon From Space

07.19.2022 00:52 AM

Experts warn Britons that United Kingdom’s heat wave is just the beginning as space data observation observes record-breaking phenomenon. Continue reading to know more.

Slow Loris: This Nocturnal Animal is Cute but Poisonous!

07.18.2022 12:00 PM

The slow loris is a cute but toxic creature. What traits does this primate own, making a lot of scientists quite interested in the species? Read to find out.

Nighttime Lights May Prolong Allergies and Researchers Explain How

07.18.2022 11:30 AM

Researchers show how night pollution may prolong allergies in people. How do nighttime lights contribute to longer periods of allergies? Read to find out.

Fire Detection Sensors: Italy's Bet to Combat Forest Fires Amidst Climate Change

07.18.2022 11:00 AM

Forest fires have desecrated millions of acres of forests across the globe which resulted in billions of tonnes of CO2 emissions. Read on how Italy is placing its bets to prevent the catastrophe on ultra-early fire detecting sensors.

3D Manta Ray Model Developed to Promote Conservation, Awareness of the Species

07.18.2022 10:30 AM

3D models of manta rays, a first of its kind, have been developed for the promotion of awareness and conservation of the species. Read to discover more about it.

Beginning of Life Explained: May Come From a Mix of RNA and DNA

07.18.2022 10:00 AM

For so long, scientists have debated how life began on Earth. Read on to find out how researchers suggest that a mix of DNA and RNA resulted in the first lifeforms on the planet.

Plants Can Self-Medicate By Producing Own Aspirin When Stressed

07.18.2022 09:00 AM

Like humans, plants also take pain relievers when under stress. Read on to find out how the plant defense mechanism uses salicylic acid and why.

Strange 14,000-Year-Old Human Fossil Found in South China Reveals Links to Native Americans

07.18.2022 08:00 AM

A 14,000-year-old fossil discovered decades ago in the Yunnan province, China finally gives up its secrets. Read on to find out more about the ancestors of Native Americans.

5 Shark Attacks on New York's Long Island Happened Due to Mistaken Identity, Experts Say

07.18.2022 06:51 AM

Authorities found a sand tiger shark nursery near Long Island, which might explain the recent shark attacks as these predators mistook human feet for fish. Read the article to know the full story.

Blood Study of Hibernating Black Bears Reveals They Can Lie Still for 7 Months Inside Their Shelters Even Without Eating, Drinking

07.18.2022 06:05 AM

Hibernating black bears’ blood revealed that these creatures can survive lying still for five to seven months without eating and drinking. Read to know more.

Camel Drags Minnesota Zoo Worker 15 Feet Above After Biting Head

07.17.2022 23:03 PM

A camel attack was reported at Hemker Park Zoo in Minnesota. Read on to know the full story. An employee of the Minnesota Zoo is still recovering after a camel attacked and bit him on the head.

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