ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Voltage Discharge of an Eel Highest Ever Recorded

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 09.13.2019 08:26 AM

At least three different species of electric eels and a hundred of other sea creatures have found a home in the South American waters, including the newly identified species of eels that have produced the highest voltage discharge ever recorded.

The Burning Of The Earth: How Climate Change Impacts The World Fires

09.12.2019 09:45 AM

Although a spark ignites a fire and it needs fuel to continue burning, the dry and hot climate conditions in the atmosphere may be providing both the spark and the fuel that led to the world fires to ignite.

Killer Algae Covers The Shore Of Brittany Beaches: It’s Alarming

09.12.2019 09:17 AM

This summer is different for residents around Brittany Beach because authorities declared it closed after being covered with a blanket of killer algae.

Paleontologists Identify a “Frozen Dragon” Found in Canada

09.12.2019 09:14 AM

The flying reptile was mostly head and neck—and had at least a 16-foot wingspan, if not larger. The fossil of an enormous flying dinosaur that was found in the northwestern part of North America nearly three decades ago, has been identified.

Japan Proposes Dilluting Radioactive Water from Fukushima Meltdown in the Sea

09.12.2019 09:09 AM

Some tanks have radiation levels that are 20,000 times greater than the government's safety standards.

Fast Fashion & Ocean Pollution: How Much a New Collection Really Costs Us?

09.11.2019 11:39 AM

It is practically impossible to deny the extent of the impact humans have on the global biosphere. A range of factors contribute to climate change and the intricate connection between these factors can be daunting, so we need to start somewhere familiar.

The Great Barrier Reef Rated “Very Poor”

09.11.2019 10:43 AM

The Great Barrier Reef is considered as one of the world’s treasures as it has become a paradise for divers and a home to fishes, so what happens to it affects us.

Yellowstone Ground Opens After 7.3 Magnitude Earthquake

09.11.2019 10:41 AM

Sixty years ago, a 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck the Yellowstone National Park, but scientists continue to show interest in what happ

Cold Under, Warm On Top: Presence of Greenhouse Gases Affect Lakes

09.10.2019 08:55 AM

The ongoing problem on climate change has indeed shown how it can change the lives of many, including water forms such as lakes.

The Lionfish Invasion: How Have They Taken Over The Atlantic?

09.10.2019 08:35 AM

Known as voracious eaters, the Lionfish have multiplied in number that they have taken over the Atlantic and it’s causing a biological imbalance.

Two Holes In Japanese Recycle Bins Explained

09.10.2019 08:32 AM

Every recycle bin in Japan come with two holes, but both lead to the same compartment. Why do they make two holes then?

Wastewater Sensor Will Detect Pollutants and Identify Polluters

09.10.2019 08:25 AM

The device consists of two—physical and chemical—sensors, a sampling system, and a control and communication system.

Terraforming on Mars: Is It Attainable?

09.09.2019 08:39 AM

It may have been impossible, but scientists are continuously devising ways on how to make Mars habitable for human beings.

Scientists are Looking at Fecal Transplants to Aid in Wildlife Conservation

09.07.2019 08:24 AM

The naturally picky eaters that are koalas only eat one type of eucalyptus, but fecal transplants might change their meal plan.

The Planet’s First Mass Extinction Was Caused by the Production of Oxygen

09.07.2019 08:16 AM

The emergence of algae triggers a mass poisoning of life on Earth. Recorded deep in the bedrock of Earth is a detailed history of mass specie extinction.