ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Is a Megaquake Coming? Japan and Philippines Gripped by Fears Over Viral July 5 Manga Prediction

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.04.2025 12:25 PM

Fears rise in Japan and the Philippines as a viral manga predicts a devastating megaquake on July 5. Experts urge calm, saying no scientific evidence supports the prophecy.

Trump Admin Stops Collecting Data Crucial for Hurricane Predictions at the Start of Hurricane Season

06.27.2025 10:51 AM

The Trump administration's decision to halt transmission of critical satellite data threatens to undermine hurricane forecasts just as the 2025 season begins.

QI Group's Green Legacy: Planting 25,000 Trees Across 10 Countries

06.23.2025 01:43 AM

Following COP 27 in Glasgow, where reforestation and forest preservation emerged as major focal points, QI Group launched an environmental initiative. The company's Green Legacy program, introduced at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021, has since resulted in more than 25,000 trees planted across 11 countries.

Is Colossal Biosciences the Real-Life Jurassic Park?

06.10.2025 02:33 AM

When you hear about a company actively working to bring back extinct animals using genetic science, your mind probably jumps to one place: Jurassic Park. The iconic gates, the majestic (and terrifying) dinosaurs, and the tagline that promised a walk with prehistory are permanently etched in our cultural DNA.

Where the Broken Heal: The Soul of Animal Sanctuary Work

05.20.2025 22:25 PM

Animal sanctuaries provide vital refuge, healing, and advocacy for abused and endangered animals—playing a growing role in compassion, education, and conservation.

Environmental Innovation: Medochemie's LIFE Pharma Detox System Addresses Pharmaceutical Pollution Challenges

04.29.2025 05:08 AM

As public awareness grows about the presence of pharmaceutical compounds in our environment, leading companies must develop innovative solutions to prevent contamination at its source. Medochemie has embraced this challenge by spearheading the groundbreaking LIFE Pharma Detox project.

Comparing Top Weather APIs for Accuracy and Reliability

04.16.2025 05:04 AM

In this article, you'll see the top weather APIs and how they stack up when it comes to accuracy and reliability. They're all widely used and appreciated, but only one might be right for what you need.

Mysterious Blue Sea Creatures Blanket Bay Area Beaches — Scientists Say It Could Get Worse

04.06.2025 16:22 PM

The mass beachings — known as "strandings" — are being driven by strong seasonal upwelling along the California coast.

Anna Izmailova on Preserving the American Cream Draft Horse, Protecting Biodiversity, and Advancing Animal Welfare

03.01.2025 08:00 AM

Anna Izmailova, a specialist in eco-innovation management for animal welfare and biodiversity conservation, talks to Science Times about strategies for protecting the American Cream Draft Horse, innovative methods for humane management of animal populations, and an integrated approach to preserving rare genetic lines and species.

The Science Behind Upcycling: How Used Bikes Reduces Your Carbon Footprint

02.14.2025 01:40 AM

In this article, we explore the science behind used bicycles and how this practice contributes to environmental sustainability and financial savings.

Plants Rely on Underground Networks to Detect Neighboring Warnings: Study

01.23.2025 23:35 PM

A study reveals that plants "eavesdrop" on neighbors through underground fungal networks, rather than actively warning them of threats.

Mediterranean Sea Was Refilled by a Catastrophic Flood Millions of Years Ago

01.23.2025 21:21 PM

Discover how the Zanclean Megaflood, a massive event 5 million years ago, rapidly reshaped the Mediterranean Sea and ended the Messinian Salinity Crisis.

New 'Supergiant' Sea Bug Found in South China Sea, Named After Darth Vader

01.21.2025 22:41 PM

Scientists discover a new supergiant sea bug in the South China Sea, naming it Bathynomus vaderi after Darth Vader.

Largest Known Volcanic Aquifer Discovered Beneath Oregon's Cascades

01.19.2025 13:12 PM

A massive volcanic aquifer beneath Oregon's Cascades holds more water than Lake Mead, impacting water use and volcanic risk.

Creepy Red-Eyed Cicadas to Swarm 13 States Following 17-Year Underground Stay

01.12.2025 23:41 PM

Billions of red-eyed cicadas are set to emerge after 17 years underground, causing a noisy spectacle across 13 U.S. states this spring.

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