Israeli Jellyfish Found To Possess Surprising Navigational Skills
New study reveals Rhopilema nomadica jellies swim against waves, challenging common assumptions and raising implications for coastal facilities.
Environment
Innovative Process ‘Vaporizes’ Plastic Waste Into Building Blocks For New Plastics
The new technology makes circular economy more feasible.
Most Americans Think Sustainability Should Be The New Normal
Two-thirds of Americans believe sustainability should be the “default” for companies, according to new research.
High Exposure To Artificial Outdoor Night Light Increases Risk Of Stroke
Use of artificial light has resulted in about 80% of the world's population living in light-polluted environments.
Arctic Ocean Sees Seaweed Spread As Climate Change Alters Ecosystems
Research reveals how rising temperatures are reshaping marine life dynamics in the Arctic, impacting species like seaweed and polar bears.
Antarctica’s Coastline Thawing, Paving Way For New Plant And Animal Colonies
Study warns of ecological implications as open water pockets increase, potentially allowing foreign species to establish in Antarctica.
Global Potassium Deficiency Threatens Crop Yields, Food Security
Study warns of severe potassium depletion in soils worldwide, impacting agricultural productivity and food supplies.
Royal Navy Cleans Up Antarctic Island, Removes Three Tons Of Waste
Royal Navy sailors remove three tons of waste from Antarctica, preserving natural beauty
2 In 5 Women Feel This Subject Is Still Stigmatized
Gen Z women have had a hard time talking about their period than baby boomers did (34% vs. 38%).