Declining Food Enjoyment in the U.S. and Its Impact on Health
A new study reveals a concerning trend in the United States: fewer people are finding joy in their food, and
Limit Red Meat to Protect Brain Health, Experts Say
Reducing red meat consumption could have significant benefits for both your heart and brain health, according to new research. A
Secrets of Longevity: How the Greenland Shark Defies Time
The pursuit of longevity has long fascinated humanity, with nature often serving as the best teacher. From the ageless
Controversial Arctic Refreezing Plan Shows Promise, but Risks Remain
In the frigid Canadian Arctic, scientists and entrepreneurs are braving extreme cold to carry out an ambitious experiment that
World’s Biggest Iceberg, A23a, Resumes Its Journey
The world’s largest iceberg, known as A23a, is once again on the move after being stuck for several months
G7 Commits to Phasing Out Coal by 2035 with Exceptions
The Group of Seven (G7) nations reached a significant climate agreement this week, committing to end the use of
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US Wholesale Prices Stay High, Indicating Inflation May Linger
Wholesale inflation in the United States remained persistently elevated last month, suggesting that higher prices could continue affecting consumers in the months ahead. The Producer Price Index (PPI), which tracks changes in prices from producers and manufacturers, increased by 0.4% from the previous month and 3.5% year-over-year in January. These figures mirrored December’s revised […]
Fossilized Poop Reveals Dinosaurs Evolution Secrets
Fossilized dinosaur droppings, also known as coprolites, have provided new insights into the rise of dinosaurs, helping scientists understand why they became so dominant. A recent study analyzed over 500 coprolites from the early Jurassic period, found in Poland’s Polish Basin, dating from around 247 to 200 million years ago. The research revealed crucial […]
Ancient Roman wine production may hold clues for battling climate change
Their vineyards looked very different from today's landscape of rolling hillsides with rows of tightly spaced vines.
Honey yields have long been on the decline. Scientists now know why
The findings can enable beekeepers to predict honey yields and plant growers to understand pollination services.
