After Brecksville Dam was removed, free-flowing habitat linked to Lake Erie more than doubled to 71 km Science No comments yet A restored Lake Erie wetland saw millions of aquatic animals after reconnection to waterways. High-resolution sonar tracked over 3.4 million […] Read more
Worms turn human waste into compost, but parasitic eggs can survive the process Science No comments yet Research indicates that tiger worms did not decompose Ascaris eggs present in faecal waste during lab trials. The eggs remained […] Read more
Scientists mixed coffee grounds and oyster shells to create a stronger construction material Science No comments yet Researchers developed a new construction material using waste coffee grounds and oyster shells. Adding oyster shells, in powdered or granular […] Read more
In 1953, North and South Korea established a demilitarised zone; decades later it is a 155-mile-long wildlife haven Science No comments yet The Korean Demilitarised Zone, known for its fortified borders, has unexpectedly emerged as a sanctuary for diverse wildlife. This area […] Read more
Scientists find ancient Wyoming forest took 100,000 years to recover from warming Science No comments yet Read more
Nasa tests turning astronaut poop into sterile, odour-free recyclable material Science No comments yet Read more
147 years after Hall Effect discovery, scientists find it works in-plane Science No comments yet Read more
Dog poop turned to fuel: study finds methane, not hydrogen, is the real energy win Science No comments yet Read more
Scientists exposed a Wisconsin forest to extra CO₂ for 11 years; productivity rose 39%, but ozone cut gains Science No comments yet A Wisconsin experiment studied forest communities exposed to high carbon dioxide and ozone. Elevated carbon dioxide significantly increased forest productivity […] Read more
MIT sends robot beneath Arctic ice, transmits data at 1.2 KB per second Science No comments yet Read more