ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Will Climate Change Lead to More Earthquakes? Here's How Rising Sea Levels, Glacial Melts May Affect Future Seismic Activity

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.10.2024 01:58 AM

Climate change could end up triggering more earthquakes in the future. Read to learn more. With the persistence of the climate change crisis, people could be wondering if this could affect the frequency and intensity of earthquakes.

Using Video Games To Fight Climate Change: How Can They Help With Promoting Climate Action?

07.10.2024 00:44 AM

Video games can be used strategically to promote climate action. Read to learn more. Several gaming industry members and climate organizations have realized that video games could be used for education.

Giant Pandas in San Diego Zoo Revealed in First Images After Arriving in the US From China; Is China's 'Panda Diplomacy' Program Good For Their Conservation?

07.09.2024 23:03 PM

San Diego Zoo has revealed the first images of a duo of giant pandas that just arrived from China. Read to learn more.

Titanic's Fourth Funnel Was Fake; Why Were Only 3 Smokestacks in the Ship Functional?

07.09.2024 22:44 PM

Though Titanic had four funnels, only three were functional. Read to learn more. Though the famous Titanic had four funnels, only three of them were functional.

Healthy Oceans Need Healthy Sharks As They Keep the System Balanced, Expert

07.09.2024 07:51 AM

Sharks play a vital role in keeping the ocean healthy from protecting the coral reef to spreading nutrients through their poop when they migrate. Continue reading to learn more about them this Shark Week.

Mosquito Considered As the World’s Deadliest Creature Lurking in Your Backyard, CDC Says; How Can We Combat It?

07.09.2024 04:50 AM

The world's deadliest creature, the mosquito, lurks in your backyard, CDC says. Learn how to combat this threat in our latest article!

New Predatory Croc-Like Reptile Discovery Sheds Light on Triassic Pseudosuchians, Study Shows

07.09.2024 04:30 AM

New discovery of predatory croc-like reptile sheds light on Triassic pseudosuchians. Explore groundbreaking research on ancient reptiles!

2-Foot Vampire Fish Captured in Potomac River; Presence of Highly Invasive Species in the Area Is a Good Sign

07.08.2024 07:00 AM

A sea lamprey or vampire fish was caught in the Potomac River, suggesting that the water quality in the river had improved. Continue reading to know the full story.

Rising Temperature Could Make Groundwater Too Hot, Undrinkable in the Next 76 Years [Study]

07.08.2024 06:10 AM

An increase in temperature will likely affect the quality of groundwater and make it harmful to drink. Continue reading to learn more.

How Does Online Shopping Affect the Environment? Here's How Global E-Commerce Has Contributed to Plastic Waste, CO2 Emissions

07.08.2024 01:40 AM

While online shopping boasts great advantages, it has also had grave environmental impacts. Read to learn more.

King Pompey's Long-Lost Home Likely Found by Archaeologists; Who Was This Esteemed Figure in the Black Community?

07.07.2024 22:05 PM

King Pompey was a prominent figure in the Black community who was elected as "king." Read to learn more.

Watch Florida Man Asks Help From Alligator To Open Beer Can; Are Gators Dangerous?

07.07.2024 01:40 AM

An alligator helped a man open a can of beer. Click the article to watch the video and read the full story.

Google Admits to 48% Greenhouse Gas Emission Increase in Past 5 Years; Artificial Intelligence Advancements Could Be To Blame

07.07.2024 00:51 AM

Google has revealed in its latest environmental report that its greenhouse gas emissions have remarkably surged in the past five years. Read to learn more.

Large Sharks Tracked in US Waters Amid Multiple Attacks on 4th of July; Are Encounters Increasing?

07.06.2024 01:25 AM

Large sharks tracked in US waters amid multiple attacks on the 4th of July. Are encounters increasing? Find out what's behind the surge and safety tips. Read more!

Evidence of 4,000-Year-Old Lost Civilization in South America Found in Ancient Artworks Discovered on a Flat-Top Mountain in Venezuela

07.05.2024 06:00 AM

Archaeologists discovered rock art, and they believed the artwork was created by a civilization that had not yet been discovered. Continue reading to learn more.