Category: Science/Environment (Page 31)
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 …
A fuel company has created partly recycled jet fuel to reduce carbon emissions.
LanzaTech, which began in New Zealand, developed the fuel in the United States. The product is a…
Pollution from toxic chemicals threatens to annihilate half of the entire killer whale population, a new study has found.
An international research team observ…
Denmark has proposed plans to label food according to its impact on climate change and the environment.
Danish officials proposed making it mandatory for super…
Scientists have pieced together the remains of the Mukawaryu, the largest dinosaur found in Japan.
Researchers from the Hokkaido University Museum and…
Scientists have just discovered the oldest known rock drawing in the world.
The drawing was found in Blombos Cave, South Africa, which has been the source of numerous a…
A new study revealed that a certain shark species is omnivorous, which means it can feed on both animals and plants.
For three weeks, researchers from the Univ…
