Floating power: How scientists are turning raindrops into renewable energy
Often associated with refreshing a sense of being renewed and a peaceful calmness, raindrops may soon become tiny…
Can Europe’s farmers save the water cycle?
Published on 29/10/2025 – 15:00 GMT+1 •Updated 16:07 Europeans collectively withdraw around 200 billion cubic metres of freshwater…
Can osmotic power compete with solar and wind on cost and scale?
Each year, rivers pour some 37,000 cubic kilometers of fresh water into the oceans, releasing energy equivalent to…
Carbon dioxide levels increase by record amount to new highs in 2024
Carbon dioxide – continued emissions and less effective carbon sinks When the bulletin was first published in 2004, the…
The wildest foods with added protein — as experts warn they can actually sabotage your diet
Whey too much! We know that protein is good for us — it increases fullness, reduces appetite and…
The surprising best temperature for drinking water, according to experts
Here’s something we all know but rarely think about: 75% of the human body is made up of…
Yen Yen Chou Embraces Change in a Whimsical Realm Brimming with Water Droplets — Colossal
With a penchant for kaleidoscopic colors and whimsy, Yen Yen Chou renders a dainty, dreamlike environment in which…
‘Loaded water’ trend is healthier than you would think — and very hydrating
Gen Z has found a fresh way to stay hydrated — and it’s healthier than you might expect.…
‘Loaded water’ may be secret to staying energized, stopping sugar cravings
Call it H20 2.0. Water is essential to life — it serves as building material for cells, helps…
New study challenges water world theory on K2-18b | Tap to know more | Inshorts – Inshorts
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In Ethereal Paintings, Calida Rawles Plunges into the Dark Depths of Water — Colossal
In This Time Before Tomorrow, Calida Rawles diverges from the familiar faces—those of her daughters and chosen companions—that…
Scientists Finally ‘See’ a Proton Move Through Water, and It Only Took 200 Years
For over two centuries, scientists have known that water transports a positive charge through protons. But they had…