ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Mirror-Like Pools Hidden Under The Pacific Ocean

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 04.06.2019 10:12 AM

Scientists who were underwater in search of microbial life vents have discovered the hidden treasure hiding beneath the Pacific Ocean.

The Sun’s Rain is Shining Light on Solar Mysteries

04.06.2019 07:54 AM

Scientists examine the Sun’s rain and its changing scientific theory. On Earth, rain is just one part of the larger water cycle; it begins when water collected on the planet's surface is heated by the Sun.

Jurassic Crocodile Discovery Sheds Light on Reptiles' Family Tree

04.05.2019 22:19 PM

A newly identified species of 150 million-year-old marine crocodile has given insights into how a group of ancient animals evolved.

100 Whales To Be Freed In Russia

04.05.2019 21:59 PM

There are more than 100 mammals particularly whales locked in a holding facility in Russia and the government says they will be freed.

New Evidence Shows Asteroid Killed Dinosaurs

04.05.2019 21:50 PM

In North Dakota, the Tanis site contains evidence that will help scientists prove that dinosaurs did exist but an asteroid killed all of them.

Large Antarctic Ice Shelf, Home to a UK Research Station, is About to Break Apart

04.05.2019 16:45 PM

A large section of the Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica, which is home to the British Antarctic Survey's Halley Research Station, is about break off.

Discovery Suggests Ancient Whales Had Legs

04.05.2019 10:23 AM

The fossil of a whale with four legs has been discovered in Peru. A 43-million-year-old fossil has been discovered in Peru and its believed to be that of an ancient whale.

Bald Eagles Join the Environmentalist Crusade by Dropping Trash in the Suburbs

04.05.2019 10:08 AM

Residents in Seattle are experiencing a wake-up call via America’s bird. There are recent cases of Earth fighting back against pollution and the human habit of creating too much trash.

The First International Expansion of Seaworld Opens in 2022, Abu Dhabi

04.05.2019 09:44 AM

SeaWorld Abu Dhabi is due to open on 2022 and no orcas will be in their program. (Photo : Antoine Taveneaux)The First International Expansion of Seaworld Opens in 2022, Abu Dhabi, and there will be no orcas.

Adidas to Make 11 Million Pairs of Shoes from Recycled Ocean Plastic

04.05.2019 09:41 AM

In a partnership with Parley for the Oceans, the manufacturing giant, Adidas is making a difference.

Filipino Engineering Students Solidify the Win with Eco-friendly Cement

04.05.2019 09:39 AM

University of the Philippines students take first place in international competition. The worldwide need for ecologically beneficial materials is growing at a rapid pace.

Scientists shed light on preservation mystery of Terracotta Army weapons

04.04.2019 11:56 AM

The chrome plating on the Terracotta Army bronze weapons - once thought to be the earliest form of anti-rust technology - derives from a decorative varnish rather than a preservation technique, finds a new study co-led by UCL and Terracotta Army Museum researchers.

A Plastic-Eating Bacteria Discovery for Plastic Pollution Crisis

04.04.2019 09:52 AM

Scientists discover bacteria that eats plastic in Zambales, Philippines University of the Philippines-Baguio scientists have discovered plastic-eating microorganisms in Zambales.

Insect-deterring sorghum compounds may be eco-friendly pesticide

04.04.2019 09:39 AM

Compounds produced by sorghum plants to defend against insect feeding could be isolated, synthesized and used as a targeted, nontoxic insect deterrent, according to researchers who studied plant-insect interactions that included field, greenhouse and laboratory components.

Human history through tree rings: Trees in Amazonia reveal pre-colonial human disturbance

04.04.2019 09:34 AM

New study shows that tropical trees act as a living record of past human activity in the Amazon In a new paper published in PLOS ONE, an international team of scientists reports the combined use of dendrochronology and historical survey to investigate the effects of societal and demographic changes on forest disturbances and growth dynamics in a neotropical tree species, the Brazil nut tree.

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