Alarming research from Macquarie University has revealed that chlorothalonil, one of the world’s most widely used agricultural fungicides, can drastically reduce the fertility of beneficial insects—even at concentrations commonly found on supermarket produce. The findings raise urgent concerns about the chemical’s role in accelerating the ongoing decline of insect populations worldwide, a phenomenon some scientists…
Today, the National Geographic Society unveiled the National Geographic Museum of Exploration, a sustainable, must-see destination within its reinvented campus in central Washington, D.C.
Actually, something could go wrong, according to a new study. Oaks and sweetgums, which currently make up most of New York City’s trees, produce large amounts of volatile compounds called isoprenes.
Researchers at Ritsumeikan University have a new method to break down PFASs at room temperature.
Anand Varma, a biologist by training and now a well-known photographer, has established WonderLab in Berkeley, California. WonderLab is a physical space where Varma will explore and develop innovative storytelling techniques. Through his work, Varma aims to create images and videos that challenge our understanding of the hidden world. You can learn more about Anand…
A type of soil called terra preta da Amazônia, or Amazon dark earth (ADE), promotes faster growth of trees and enhances their development in qualitative terms, according to an article published in the journal Frontiers in Soil Science.
A wily team of researchers from different fields at Penn State has received $1 million from the National Science Foundation’s Engines Development Award. They are working on a project to create the Pennsylvania Industrial Hemp Engine (PAIHE).
The biggest waterfall in the world is underwater. It’s located in the Denmark Strait between Iceland and Greenland. It moves three million cubic meters per second, enough to shape global weather.
Recently discovered biomarker signatures reveal a variety of previously unknown organisms that were the dominant complex life forms on Earth around one billion years ago. These organisms differed from the complex eukaryotic life we know today, such as animals, plants, and algae, in terms of their cell structure and metabolism.
It has been discovered by researchers at the University of Gothenburg that bioplastic, which is made from cane sugar, poses a threat to the environment. Their study revealed that perch exhibit altered behavior when exposed to this type of plastic.
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