Archive for October 2018
Antidepressants take a toll on marine life
Chemical contents of these medicinal mood-lifters are taking a toll on marine life, even in relatively concentrations.
Locals in the Balkans well up with anger at hydropower dams
Where there was once a free-flowing river, now there are piles of rubble, broken pipes and a concrete wall blocking the water.
One more reason to save sharks: their personalities
Sharks are no mere automata driven only by unquenchable blood lust. They have individual personalities, like many other animals.
Spoiled milk? Not anymore
Scientists from Cornell University have just found a way to help you stop milk from going bad.
Study: wind turbines could actually cause some warming
Wind turbines are a great way to generate low-carbon electricity. But there might be a catch.
Saving primary forests is vital for biodiversity and carbon storage
Simply replanting trees, to create secondary forests, is no substitute for keeping primary forests intact in the first place.