Category: Science/Environment (Page 32)
Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in the United States spiked by 3.4% in 2018, according to preliminary data.
Rhodium Group, the indep…
A very rare species of duck has recently been reintroduced to the wild.
Twenty-one Madagascar pochards [POH-cher…
Researchers discovered over 85 detailed dinosaur footprints preserved near an English town called Hastings / ˈheɪstɪŋz /
A team of researchers is studying the DNA of a Pinta Island tortoise [TAWR-tuh s] / ˈtoɚtəs / to de…
A dead sperm whale was found in Indonesia with assorted plastic wastes inside its stomach.
The 31-foot sperm whale washed up near the shores o…
New Zealand’s new pledge encourages tourists to protect the country’s environment.
In New Zealand, visitors are informed about a pledge called the “Tiaki Promise” when they
The ozone layer is slowly recovering from damage due to the concerted efforts of countries that signed the Montreal /
Sixty percent of animal populations have been eliminated since 1970 due to human activities, according to the Zoological Society of London (ZSL).
The ZSL prepared a com…
A new study has found that animals can tell how much time has elapsed.
Northwestern University researchers examined a mouse’s medial entorhinal
UNESCO World Heritage sites (WHS) in the Mediterranean region are in danger due to climate change, a recent study found.
The 2018 World Heritage list currently registers 1,092 …
