Since 1869, 120 fish species have crossed the Suez Canal—three more may follow Science No comments yet Read more
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13-year-old Oregon student designs a chamber that turns moisture in the air into water for drought-hit farms Science No comments yet In a remarkable feat of ingenuity, a young student has created technology that converts air moisture into potable water. This […] Read more
How 832 solar panels help one farm produce food, energy and extra income Science No comments yet Read more
Study warns Northern Hemisphere lakes could lose around 40 days of winter ice by 2100 Science No comments yet A new international study has found that lake ice across the Northern Hemisphere could shrink by about 40 days by […] Read more
South Africa released 11 formerly captive elephants onto wild reserves; five years later… Science No comments yet In an inspiring study, South African elephants reintroduced into reserves demonstrated remarkable behavior akin to that of free-roaming herds. Researchers […] Read more
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Minnesota’s largest coal plant is now wiring 1.7 million solar panels powering 150,000 homes Science No comments yet The largest coal plant in Minnesota is transitioning to embrace renewable energy by hosting a substantial solar farm. Leveraging the […] Read more