Saving birds doesn’t require giant forests – nearby trees matter more
What if saving birds does not always require huge forests? What if a few trees in the right...
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Shell-cracking turtles defied the odds of extinction
A new study has found that turtles with jaws strong enough to crack open snails and clams...
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Invasive plants are moving into new regions as the climate changes
Plants around the world are slowly changing, and most people do not notice it. New...
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Earth’s Magnetic Field: Origin, Structure, and Impact on Humanity
Earth’s magnetic field, also known as the geomagnetic field, is a powerful, vital...
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Microplastics are raining down and building up in forests worldwide
Tiny plastic particles have turned up almost everywhere scientists look. They have been...
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World Frog Day 2026: The fight to save amphibians
Frogs may go largely unnoticed in our daily lives, but they are constantly at...
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Satellites watch as a 650-foot mega-tsunami sends seismic waves around the world for nine days
For years, Greenland’s rugged eastern coast sat in near silence. Then, in an instant, seismic...
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Seawater experiment shows new path for removing carbon dioxide
Researchers report that adding sodium hydroxide to seawater triggered measurable uptake of...
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Satellite observations show Earth’s ‘drifting vegetation’ could change global agriculture
Earth’s peak greenness has shifted decisively toward the northeast over the past four...
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This study might make you stop drinking bottled water forever
03-04-2026 Phi Phi islands sparkle in travel photos. Blue seas, soft beaches, postcard...
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Scientists are close to creating plants and crops that can fertilize themselves
03-08-2026 Two tiny changes inside a plant immune protein have been shown to convert a...
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Study warns Atmos Cave groundwater is highly vulnerable to pollution
Scientists have confirmed the largest known underground lake of warm water, located about...
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Arctic sea ice melt is shifting India’s monsoon westward
India’s summer monsoon is the country’s lifeline. Between June and September, it...
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Surprising discovery shows early humans were much more advanced hunters than we assumed
On stone arrowheads left in a South African rock shelter, researchers found 60,000-year-old...
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Scientists learn that forests capture more methane from the air as the planet warms
Forest soils are doing more climate work than most people realize, quietly absorbing...
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Mangroves are becoming major traps for plastic and coastal waste
Mangroves grow along tropical and subtropical coasts where rivers meet the sea. Strong roots rise...
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Surprising discovery made about the nectar of carnivorous pitcher plants
New analyses show that Nepenthes khasiana, a carnivorous pitcher plant from northeast India, loads...
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Scientists discover a plant that appears to have stolen genes from another species
On sheer rock walls in West Africa, a small, unassuming plant carries a genetic trait that does...
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Melting glaciers release antibiotic resistance into rivers and other vital water sources
Glaciers are melting fast, and the consequences aren’t only about sea level or...
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People inhale very high levels of microplastics simply by breathing city air
01-09-2026 Researchers in Xi’an, China found that levels of microplastics in the...
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