Category: Science/Environment (Page 29)
Wildlife population in the Serengeti-Mara plain in Africa is being threatened by human activities, a recent study revealed.
A team led by scientists from the University of Gron…
The world's longest salt cave is found in Israel, research claims.
A research led by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem found that the Malham Cave is the longest salt cave in t…
A mining company is putting an island of solar panels to the test in a mining site in Chile.
Anglo American is running the test for one year a…
Researchers have found that wolves and dogs can both work with humans, but dogs were more compliant.
Scientists from the University of Veterinary Medicine Vien…
Researchers discovered 103 new species of beetles on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi [soo-lah-WEY-see].
Sulawesi, with i…
A study revealed that insects could vanish in the future because of their rapid population decline.
Researchers made this discovery after analyzing 73 existing…
Internet startup OneWeb recently launched satellites that may increase the risk of space collisions.
The company launched the first six satellites of its planned satellite netw…
Doing basic household activities can make homes as polluted as a big city, a study says.
Researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder in the United States reached this c…
Scientists discovered a chemical used in making plastic inside the eggs of Arctic seabirds.
Phthalate [ˈtha-ˌlāt], a chemical that makes pl…
The UK government has criticized major local fashion retailers for failing to reduce their environmental impact.
The United Kingdom’s Environmental Audit Committee (EAC), which…
