ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Why American Water Infrastructure Needs Fixing All at Once

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.11.2023 13:17 PM

Over twenty years ago, the American Water Works Association said that a Replacement Era was imminent. A three-decade stretch was coming, it warned, when much of the water and wastewater infrastructure of the United States would become unusable if nothing were done.

Pioneer Technology To Filter Out Carbon Dioxide From the Ocean: Could This Be the Solution to Climate Change?

05.11.2023 10:30 AM

A risky effort was pioneered by two companies in an attempt to remove carbon dioxide out of the ocean as a solution to fight the effects of climate change. Find out more about it in this article.

1,000-Pound, 14-Foot Shark Caught in Texas; Fishermen Battled for 90 Minutes To Capture the Hammerhead

05.11.2023 10:00 AM

Fishermen from Texas battled with a huge hammerhead shark for over an hour to capture it. Read for the full story.

US Navy Trains Sea Lions To Play as Part of Cognitive Enrichment Exercise for Marine Mammal Program

05.11.2023 07:00 AM

US Navy trained sea lions to play "Snake" and they loved it. Read to know the full story. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Rhododendrites) US Navy Trains Sea Lions to Play as Part of Cognitive Enrichment Exercise for Marine Mammal Program The US Navy has trained a group of sea lions to play video games.

How Does Dust Help Ecosystem? Scientists Unravel Its Role in Sustaining Oceans, Controlling Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Levels

05.11.2023 04:52 AM

Scientists are beginning to understand the role of dust in nourishing global ocean ecosystems and regulating atmospheric carbon dioxide levels. Read the article to learn more.

Ostrich-Like Dinosaurs in Ancient North America Grew to Enormous Sizes, Becoming One of the Largest in the World

05.11.2023 01:49 AM

A recent study reveals that ostrich-like dinosaurs in ancient eastern North America weighed over 1,760 pounds (800 kilograms). Read the article to learn more.

Divers Film Close Encounter With Pod of Killer Whales in Indonesia; Are Orcas Aggressive to Humans?

05.10.2023 11:00 AM

Divers had a rare close encounter with a pod of orcas underwater in Indonesia. Watch the video and read the article to know the full story.

7,000-Year-Old Road Linked to Hvar Culture Settlement Unearthed at 16-Foot Depth in Mediterranean’s Adriatic Sea

05.10.2023 10:00 AM

An old road was discovered at the bottom of the Mediterranean sea. Read to know the full story. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Commander, U. S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa/U.

Vaccination of Koalas During Antibiotic Therapy Shows Positive Response Towards Chlamydia Treatment

05.10.2023 07:30 AM

Experts address the health threat against koalas due to chlamydia by giving single-shot vaccine during antibiotic treatment. Learn more about it in this article.

Meg Vs. T. Rex: Megalodon Shark Eats Tyrannosaurus Rex in New Movie; Is This Possible?

05.10.2023 07:11 AM

The new trailer for the movie 'Meg 2: The Trench' shows a megalodon shark swallowing a Tyrannosaurus rex, which now baffles many people whether it is possible or not. Read the article to know the answer.

Dungeness Crabs Are Losing Their Sense of Smell Due to Climate Change, New Study Reveals; Findings Partially Explain Their Population Decline

05.10.2023 00:21 AM

Ocean acidification caused by climate change affects Dungeness crabs' sense of smell, which is vital to how they survive and navigate around. Read to learn more.

Time Capsule of Poop? 2,200-Year-Old Bird Guano Pile Reveals History, Adaptability of Andean Condor Species

05.09.2023 22:29 PM

The mount of Andean condor poop stayed preserved for thousands of years and now serves as a time capsule for researchers to examine the birds' history. Read to learn more.

White-Eyed Demon Shark Species Found in Australia After the Discovery of Mysterious Egg Cases in Museum Collection

05.09.2023 22:03 PM

There is only one other shark species that harbors unique white irises like this newly identified one. Read to learn more.

Self-Sustainability as a Way to Control the Planetary Crisis of Climate Change

05.09.2023 15:40 PM

To combat climate change, we must cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 50%, which means that we will have to find solutions to sustainability. The end goal is to create a nature-positive future to counter the threats posed by climate change and to adopt self-sustainability.

Are Sharks Really Endangered? Anglers Reported More Encounters With Them

05.09.2023 11:00 AM

Anglers said they had more run-ins with sharks despite reports that the latter's population is declining. Continue reading to know the details.

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