SScience Read More HUN-REN Introduces Podcast Exploring Research across Scientific FieldsSeptember 11, 2026 To provide the best experiences, we and our partners use technologies like cookies to store and/or access device…
WWildlife Read More In 2017, a 14-year-old Virginia girl dug a backyard pond for a school project; 9 years later, it has become a thriving wildlife ecosystemSeptember 6, 2026 The transformation demonstrates how even relatively small habitat projects can make a difference when they provide food, water,…
EEnvironment Read More High-resolution carbon and biodiversity mapping shows correlated losses across space and agricultural productsAugust 6, 2026 Poore, J. & Nemecek, T. Reducing food’s environmental impacts through producers and consumers. Science 360, 987–992 (2018). Article …
NNutrition Read More Discovery of New Avocado Types Could Lead to More Superfood Choices and ResilienceJuly 24, 2026 A close-up of the new avocado species – credit, Kevin Wann, via SWNS Scientists trudging through Nicaragua’s rainforest…
EEnvironment Read More In 1862, the Indian myna was shipped to Melbourne to control crop pests and is now one of only three birds on the world’s 100 worst invaders |July 22, 2026 Introduced to control pests, the Common myna now thrives in urban areas. This opportunistic bird competes aggressively with…
AArts and design Read More MVRDV Wins Competition to Design Shift Embassy in RotterdamJuly 21, 2026 Rotterdam ROCKS!, “Shift Embassy” in Rotterdam. Image © MVRDV Published on July 21, 2026 Share Share Facebook Twitter…
EEnvironment Read More Earth’s Oceans Are Rapidly Losing Oxygen. It Could Destabilize the PlanetJuly 21, 2026 Oxygen, the element that sustains nearly all multicellular life on Earth, is disappearing from the world’s aquatic ecosystems.…
SScience Read More On autumn asters, bumblebees find warmth at season’s endJuly 17, 2026 Researchers have explored the deep-sleep state of honeybees, using an odor associated with a training task to enhance the sleeping…
EEnvironment Read More The Richest 10% Cause up to $5.7 Trillion in Environmental Damage Each YearJuly 14, 2026 A new analysis estimates that the world’s highest-consuming 10% generate trillions of dollars in environmental damage each year…
SScience Read More Scientists Uncover New Plant Species Hidden in Plain Sight for More Than 100 YearsJuly 12, 2026 Phebalium banyabba. Credit: Paul Sheringham A plant misidentified for more than a century has been named as a…
EEnvironment Read More Support for climate and biodiversity policies differs across cultural worldviews in JapanJuly 12, 2026 Hoegh-Guldberg, O. et al. The human imperative of stabilizing global climate change at 1.5 C. Science 365, eaaw6974…
WWildlife Read More Interior Department narrows Endangered Species Act protectionsJuly 11, 2026 PHOENIX (AP) — The Trump administration finalized a rule Friday that changes how agencies enforce the Endangered Species…