Category: Science/Environment (Page 30)
Researchers say that some raw materials used in making smartphones may run out soon.
A study has found that elements such as gold, copper, silver, lithium
Two recent studies have revealed that wild coffee species are teetering on the brink of extinction.
The studies found that 60% of 124 wild coffee species in th…
Worldwide sea levels will significantly increase in the coming years because of the melting ice in Antarctica, research claims.
An in-depth four-decade study r…
A new study revealed that termites help rainforests survive drought, a long period of dry weather with little to no rainfall.
Termites are insects known to destroy wooden house…
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
