ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Biodegradable Plastic Can Be Seasoned To Make Them Stronger [Study]

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 02.01.2023 07:00 AM

Seasoning a biodegradable plastic with fruit-derived tartaric acid or citric acid can make it stronger. Read on to know how the researchers did it.

Lost Radioactive Caesium-137 Capsule Sparks Search Efforts in Western Australia: Expert Advice on Potential Health Risks

02.01.2023 05:30 AM

Stay informed about the latest update on the lost Caesium-137 capsule in Western Australia. Learn about the potential impact and ongoing search efforts. Read now for the complete story!

Newly Discovered Melting Process Could Impact Stability of Antarctic Ice Shelves, Revealing the Importance of Sea Ice, Ocean Circulation

02.01.2023 04:03 AM

Researchers also discovered that a tiny gyre could influence the melting of Antarctic ice shelves as it allows more warm water to enter areas beneath Thwaites Ice Shelf. Read the article to learn more details.

Bizarre Species: Blind Fish With Protruding Unicorn-Like Structure Spotted in Deep Chinese Cave

01.31.2023 22:17 PM

Researchers were surprised with a never-before-seen fish that is blind, lacks color, and has a protruding unicorn-like structure on its forehead. Read to know more.

Rainbow Clouds Spotted at Multiple Places in the Arctic; What Caused This Jaw-Dropping Spectacle?

01.31.2023 21:59 PM

Ultra-rare rainbow clouds with multi-colored light like those of aurora borealis have lately been reported in many Arctic regions. Read the article to learn more details.

Venomous 4-Foot Red-Bellied Black Snake Surprises Golfers in Australia, Takes Refuge in the Cup

01.31.2023 11:44 AM

Aussie golfers were shocked to find a venomous red-bellied snake in the cup during a game. Read the article for the full story.

Solar Panel Breakthrough: Stanford University Creates Panels That Generate Electricity 24/7 Revolutionizing Power Generation

01.31.2023 10:40 AM

Stanford researchers have created solar panels that generate electricity 24/7, boosting the potential for clean energy generation. Read more to learn about this exciting development in solar power!

Bizarre Clip of Giant Anteater at Franklin Park Zoo Leaves Netizens Confused [WATCH VIDEO]

01.31.2023 09:10 AM

A giant anteater at Franklin Park Zoo amazed the netizens because they found it difficult to figure out what animal it was at first glance. Read the article for details.

Floodwaters Proven Dangerous: Hawaiian Firefighter in Critical Condition After Being Swept Away in Maui's Heavy Rainfall Event

01.31.2023 07:36 AM

Learn about the dangers of flash floods and the latest situation in Maui, where a firefighter has been swept away and remains in critical condition after heavy rainfall. Get the latest updates and find out how you can support it!

New Marine Crocodile Discovered on the Jurassic Coast; 2-Meter Long Predator Looked Like Modern Gharials

01.31.2023 06:34 AM

A new marine crocodile that is the oldest of its type was discovered in the United Kingdom. Read on for the full story.

"Encamp Launches the Industry’s First End-to-End Waste Reporting Solution"

01.31.2023 05:57 AM

Environmental technology enhances its roster of solutions to bolster compliance confidence in hazardous waste management and reporting.

Tonga Volcanic Eruption Obliterated an Island Near It, Along With Life Forms Never Seen Before

01.31.2023 05:04 AM

Researchers found a unique microbial population, similar to those seen in deep-sea vents, on a short-lived island of Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha'apai. Read the article to learn more about it.

'Mother-of-Pearl' Cloud Known for its Bright Colors Spotted in Scotland; How Do Nacreous Clouds Form?

01.30.2023 23:49 PM

The "mother-of-pearl" cloud is rarely seen in the UK as these clouds usually form in extremely cold and dry conditions. Check out this article to learn more about the nacreous cloud over Scotland.

Ancient Clay Tablets Seen to Hold Cryptic Messages in Lost Canaanite Language

01.30.2023 22:20 PM

Upon studying prehistoric clay tablets that were found three decades ago, researchers found out that the inscriptions were Amorie-Akkadian. Read to know more.

Ancient African Civilization Had 'Dhaka Pits' To Capture Water, Survive Drought

01.30.2023 20:30 PM

The prehistoric Great Zimbabwe was seen to have intricate water systems involving Dhaka Pits that may have helped them store water and survive drought. Read to know more.

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