Category: Science/Environment (Page 36)
The remains of a baby from 11,500 years ago may help explain how the first humans populated America.
Scientists have uncovered the remains of a six-week-old gi…
A group of scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) modified a plant to make it temporarily give off light.
The experiment made use of a…
A conservation group recorded a video of a starving polar bear failing to find food.
The footage was recorded during a summer trek in Baffin Island, a land area in the Canadian…
Researchers collected the United Kingdom’s old weather reports and started digitizing them to explain the current weather conditions.
In 1883, a group of UK me…
Light pollution has intensified because of pervasive use of light-emitting diodes (LEDs).
LEDs are a light source widely used for energy-saving benefits such a…
Scientists have released a second warning about the environment’s current state by means of an online journal.
In 1992, a group of scientists published a lette…
Last November, the Indian capital of Delhi re-implemented car rationing to curb pollution in the city.
Car rationing, also known as the odd-even scheme, is a s…
Researchers have discovered a new orangutan species in Indonesia and classified it as endangered.
In 2013, researchers stationed at Batang Toru in Indonesia came across a male …
A mysterious object suspected to be our solar system’s first interstellar visitor hurtled past Earth last October.
The object was discovered b…
Dolphins and whales socialize like humans, research has found.
Researchers from Manchester University examined 90 species of cetaceans / sɪˈteɪ ʃə…
