Category: Science/Environment (Page 33)
Scientists have reported immense coral decline in the Great Barrier Reef (GBR), the largest coral reef system in the world.
The Australian Institute of Marine …
Thousands of volunteers participated in a beach cleanup near Hong Kong’s Turtle Cove last May.
Environmentalist Robert Lockyer organized the cleanup of Shek Pai Wan, a beach ne…
A new study suggests that Pluto may be a giant comet—an object in space that consists of ice—rather than a “dwarf planet.”
Scientists from the Southwest Research Institute expl…
The UK government plans to regulate the use of wood-burning stoves to curb air pollution in the United Kingdom.
The initiative is part of the government’s Clean Air Strategy, w…
A team of researchers conducted an experiment to test shark intelligence using jazz music.
Researchers from the Macquarie [muh-KW…
The state of New South Wales (NSW) in Australia has launched the NSW Koala Strategy to address its declining koala population.
The three-year plan aims to allocate US$34 millio…
NetWaste, a waste management organization in Australia, has launched a recycling campaign called “Help Us Help You.”
The campaign aims to increase the residents’ awareness of t…
Massive piles of plastic waste have been accumulating in the waters of Bandung / ˈbɑn duŋ /…
Researchers have discovered an abundant supply of rare-earth metals in the deep-sea mud near an island in Japan.
The research, which was published in the journ…
Local governments in the United States are filing lawsuits against fossil fuel companies for aggravating climate change.
New York, San Francisco, and Oakland a…
