4 Billion People Lack Access to Clean Water, Concerning New Study Reveals Chrissy Newton·August 15, 2024Half of the planet's population lacks access to clean water, according to new findings that reveal the impact of poor water quality.
In the Era of “Fast Fashion,” New Research Reveals the Environmental Toll of Trendiness Kenna Hughes-Castleberry·August 15, 2024New research reveals that "fast fashion" has a waste problem, and it's outpacing recycling efforts.
Something Odd is Happening to the World’s Largest Iceberg, and It’s Making Experts Dizzy Micah Hanks·August 14, 2024The world’s largest iceberg has been engaged in unusual behavior in recent months that has left some glaciologists dizzy.
Biorepository on the Moon Could Preserve Genetic Material From Endangered Species, Researchers Say Kenna Hughes-Castleberry·August 6, 2024An international team of scientists has proposed a unique idea to protect the Earth's endangered species: a biorepository on the Moon.
Mysterious Gigantic Features Discovered Beneath Antarctica’s Dotson Ice Shelf by Underwater Robotic Survey Micah Hanks·August 1, 2024New imagery from beneath Antarctica's Dotson Ice Shelf has revealed the existence of previously unknown features.
Researchers Reveal the Secret Ingredient That Causes Volcanoes to Make Precious Sapphires Kenna Hughes-Castleberry·July 31, 2024Researchers from Heidelberg University have discovered the secret ingredient that allows some volcanoes to make sapphires.
Bad News, Car Lovers: New Research Suggests “New Car Smell” Might Be More Harmful Than We Thought. Kenna Hughes-Castleberry·July 25, 2024Bad news car lovers: new research suggests that “new car smell” can actually be emitted at toxic levels, particularly on hot days.
Trees Are Now Moving Due to Climate Change, But It’s Not the First Time MJ Banias·July 23, 2024Trees in Brazil's Atlantic Forest are moving in response to climate change, according to new studies into an ancient phenomenon.