Scientists Film Dolphins Using Seashells As Hunting Tools
Adult female dolphin captured on film by UniSC researchers while ‘shelling’ to catch fish. Credit: University of the…
Moroccan women once walked hours to collect water; now giant nets harvest drinking water from mountain fog | World News
Representative Image of engineered mesh capturing fog droplets on Mount Boutmezguida for water collection (AI-generated image) High on…
Calls for urgent law change as UK’s largest water reuse system cannot be switched on | Water
The largest water reuse system in the UK, which could save thousands of litres of water a day…
More than 180,000 without power in Hawaii, 100 homes damaged as Lala weakens to tropical storm
More than 180,000 utility customers remained without power across Hawaii on Sunday afternoon after Hurricane Lala brushed the…
Fiji to increase littering fines fivefold from September
Fijians will soon start being fined five times more for littering after an amendment to the country’s litter…
Nature invented biodegradable plastic millions of years ago and animals have been eating it ever since; scientists now think it could offer a clue to Earth’s plastic crisis
The study began with an unusual marine worm, Olavius algarvensis. The little animal has neither a mouth nor…
In the 1950s, Japan imported American turtles as pets and released adults, which later spread through waterways and may have competed with native turtles | World News
Green turtle (Chelonia mydas), Hawai’i, USA. Image credits: Wikimedia Commons In the postwar decades, a small turtle native…
Arctic Iceberg Drones Turn Sheer Ice Into Landing Pads
This article is part of our exclusive IEEE Journal Watch series in partnership with IEEE Xplore. Microspines are…
New sensors aim to bring real-time tracking to nuclear recycling
SHINE and GE Vernova are developing a system that could track nuclear material in real time as spent…
Carbon pollution has fuelled ‘massive expansion’ of marine heatwaves in Europe, study finds | Oceans
Carbon pollution has fuelled a “massive expansion” of marine heatwaves in Europe this summer, research has found, with…
In 1969, the US released a European weevil to control invasive thistles; it later fed on more than 30 native species, including at least seven rare or endangered plants
A European beetle released across North America in 1969 to control invasive pasture weeds became an ecological problem…
Renewables drive Türkiye’s power capacity growth as solar, wind surge
Renewable energy has been the main driver behind the growth in Türkiye’s installed electricity capacity, with 88.1% of…