ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

PPEs, Gloves, Masks Used for Protection Against COVID-19: How are They Contributing to the Current Garbage Crisis?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 09.19.2021 01:42 AM

Apprehensions that COVID-19 infection could be spread through the surface have led to a stigma around the management and handling of trash, specifically including personal protective equipment or PPEs, gloves, and masks.

World’s Biggest Tree Can Still Be Saved; Firefighters Combating Wildfires Ravaging the US Are Optimistic About It

09.18.2021 22:50 PM

The world's biggest tree can still be saved from wildfires that ravage the parched United States, firefighters who have been combating the disaster said on Friday they are positive it will happen.

Volcanic Eruption in Iceland on Its 6th Month Tomorrow, the Longest in More Than Half a Century

09.18.2021 21:00 PM

September 19 marks the sixth month of the Volcanic Eruption that's presently fascinating spectators close to Reykjavik in Iceland, making it the longest this country has experienced and witnessed in over five decades.

Nuclear Warfare Smokes Can Block Ultraviolet Lights from the Sun, 15-Year Thinning of Ozone Layer

09.17.2021 22:22 PM

A new study siuggests that nuclear warfares could end up depleting our ozone layer for a 15-year span.

Fossilized Cretaceous Bird With Fancy Tail Feathers First to Express Evolutionary 'Fashion Over Function'

09.17.2021 09:00 AM

Recent discovery of an Early Cretaceous bird confirmed the first account of fasion ofver function in the evolutionary history.

Whales Have Five Fingers Hidden in Their Flippers As Seen in Necropsy; What Is It For?

09.17.2021 08:50 AM

A necropsy of a beaked whale by researchers from Denmark shows that whales have hand-like appendages underneath their flippers, a pentadactyl limb that has five finger-like bony protrusions.

Humans Found to Be Clothing Manufacturers in Morocco 120,000 Years Ago Using Leather and Fur

09.17.2021 06:20 AM

A new discovery has recently been reported on what's possibly the earliest evidence of clothing humans manufactured in a cave in Morocco 120,000 years ago.

Biggest Marine Migration of Sardines Found Pointless With No Impact to Evolution While Most of Them Die in the Process

09.17.2021 05:59 AM

A new study suggests that the planet's largest marine migration is pointless and a trap for sardines.

Thousands of Seabirds Die Due to Starvation During Ferocious Winter Cyclones; Experts Warn Climate Change Could Worsen It

09.17.2021 02:49 AM

Thousands of dead seabirds are found every year on North Atlantic coasts after winter cyclones hit, a mysterious phenomenon that only now scientists have uncovered.

Giant Penguin Fossil in New Zealand Discovered By School Children, 3D Scanning Methods Shows It Is From 34.6 Million Years

09.16.2021 23:33 PM

A group of schoolchildren recently discovered a fossil that paleontologists said, is a previously unknown species of a giant prehistoric penguin.

World's Oldest Artwork Discovered from Tibetan Plateau, Created 226,000 Years Ago During Pleistocene Era

09.16.2021 06:20 AM

A new study may have discovered the world's oldest artwork yet from the Tibetan Plateau, created 226,000 years ago in the Pleistocene era.

Some Primates Carrying Their Baby's Cadaver Suggests That It May Be a Form of Grieving

09.16.2021 05:46 AM

The "infant corpse carrying" behavior among primates is more widespread than previously thought, which suggests that they could also experience grief like humans.

99 Million-Year-Old Fossil of Spider Mom Protecting Its Young Preserved Found in Amber

09.16.2021 03:17 AM

Researchers from China found a spider mom with parts of an egg sac underneath her that contains 100 spiderlings, which have all been encased in amber for 99 million years.

Sharks Caught in Commercial Fishing Die After Released Alive, Study Says

09.16.2021 01:33 AM

A new study says that not all shark bycatch survives after being released alive from commercial fishing activities.

1,500 Dolphins Mass Slaughtered in Faroe Islands Could Spark Never-Ending Debate Over Danish Tradition Grindadráp

09.15.2021 03:48 AM

Denmark's Faroe Islands recently held their annual dolphin slaughter tradition, but it exceeded the usual kill count and could trigger the debate on the 4-century-old Grindadráp.

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