Category: Science/Environment (Page 21)
The council of Barcelona has launched a plan to expand its green spaces and reduce traffic and pollution in the city.
The plan is part of the council’s efforts…
A new study found that wolves preying on beavers affect the ecosystems of wetlands, areas where water covers the soil.
Beavers are often called the “ecosystem …
A young protester from the environmental activist group Extinction Rebellion climbed a construction crane in Norwich, United Kingdom, and camped there for a few days.
Alex Sidn…
A new study has found that media multitasking, which refers to using different devices or apps at the same time, could lead to poor memory.
Researchers from Stanford University…
A team of scientists from the University of California has uncovered the mystery behind the extreme durability of an insect called the diabolical ironclad beetle.
The study unc…
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is planning to drop gum tree seeds using drones to boost the population of koalas on Australia’s east coast.
Through the new initiative, the organ…
A fifteen-year-old boy has been recognized by Guinness World Records for being the youngest person to achieve nuclear fusion.
Jackson Oswalt first learned abou…
Australian scientists are suggesting that they have found evidence that humans are continuing to evolve at a rapid rate.
The scientists believe that small but …
A recent study by scientists from the University of California, Riverside (UCR), found that Venus might have been hospitable if it were not for Jupiter.
Venus …
A study has shown that letting forests regrow naturally may have more benefits than replanting trees.
It has been a common belief that replanting trees is the most reliable
