ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Mysterious One-Million-Year-Old Skull From China May Belong to Long-Lost “Dragon Man” Lineage, Research Suggests

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.22.2024 03:53 AM

An ancient human-like skull discovered in China may have been the love child of two different human species. Learn more about it in this article.

Rusty Waters? Alaska's Rivers Are Turning Milky Orange and Toxic, New Study Reveals

05.22.2024 00:07 AM

Permafrost thawing could be why Alaska's rivers and streams are turning orange. Read to learn more.

Grizzly Bear Attacks, Injures Tourist at National Park in Wyoming in a Surprise Encounter; What Prompts These Animals To Be Aggressive to Humans?

05.22.2024 00:00 AM

The man from Massachusetts was seriously injured due to the bear attack and airlifted to an ambulance. Read to learn more.

German Cockroach's Global Journey Decoded: Unveiling Evolution and Spread Secrets

05.21.2024 05:40 AM

Uncover the secrets behind the German cockroach's global journey. Learn about its evolution and spread in this fascinating study. Read more!

Elephant Startled After Nearly Stepping Onto Sleeping Dog; Do These 2 Animals Get Along Well?

05.21.2024 05:20 AM

A massive elephant was caught in an adorable video with a sleeping dog. Continue reading and watch the clip.

Global Mercury Study Reveals Widespread Contamination in Fishes and Wildlife: How Does This Affect People Eating Them?

05.21.2024 04:20 AM

A global mercury study reveals widespread contamination in fish and wildlife. Learn how this affects those who consume them and what you can do to stay safe. Read more!

2,500-Year-Old Skeletons With Amputated Limbs Corroborate Historical Records of Punitive Form of Punishment in China

05.21.2024 03:21 AM

Two skeletons from the Zhou Dynasty had amputated legs, suggesting that they were probably maimed as a punishment. Continue reading to learn more.

Russian Research Ships Discover Huge Oil ,Gas Reserve in Antarctica; Potential Drilling in Protected Region Raises Environmental Concerns

05.21.2024 03:02 AM

Russia has insisted that it stay in the British Antarctic territory for research purposes, but the discovery of oil and gas reserves has raised alarm bells. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Lost Church of Franciscan Monastery Discovered in Hungary; Archaeological Remains Suggest It May Have Been Used for Defensive Purposes

05.21.2024 02:53 AM

Archaeologists discovered the lost church of a 600-year-old monastery near a medieval royal palace. Learn more about it in this article.

UK Warned Over Asian Hornets After Record Sighting; How Invasive Are These Predatory Insects?

05.20.2024 23:21 PM

Experts warn the UK will be hit with record numbers of invasive Asian hornets this summer. Find out more about it in this article.

Antarctica's Doomsday Glacier: Ocean Water Found To Push Under It, Making It More Vulnerable to Melting Than Previously Thought [STUDY]

05.20.2024 21:27 PM

The new study shows that the Doomsday Glacier is more vulnerable to melting than previously thought, posing risks for global sea levels. Read to learn more.

Highly Social Elephants Communicate With Gestures and Sounds, Expert Says

05.20.2024 05:30 AM

Elephants communicate with a combination of gestures and sounds like humans, and some have bigger personalities than others. Continue reading to learn more.

Danakil Depression: Why Is This Alien Terrain Called ‘Gateway to Hell’?

05.20.2024 04:54 AM

A geological depression from continental drift created one of the Earth’s most unusual environments. Read the article to learn more.

Climate Change Could Alter Global Distribution of Gelatinous Zooplankton; Jellyfish To Dominate Arctic Ocean in the Future

05.20.2024 04:48 AM

Jellyfish could be one marine organism that benefits from climate change as warming ocean waters push them north to the Arctic. Check this article to learn more.

Engineering a Sustainable Future: Jing Liao's Impact on Water Infrastructure and Her Vision for the Future of the Industry

05.20.2024 02:49 AM

Water is the lifeblood of our society, underpinning every aspect of daily life, from the water we drink to the systems that manage our wastewater and enable water reuse. The water industry is crucial for ensuring the availability and quality of this vital resource. Engineers play a pivotal role in designing, building, and maintaining the infrastructure that supports our nation's water needs, addressing challenges that are not only technical but also social, economic, and political.

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