Environment
Gene-editing tool would lead to conservation boost for coral reefs: Stanford University scientists
27 Apr 2018
Researchers measure record concentration of microplastics in Arctic sea ice
26 Apr 2018
The ice samples from five regions throughout the Arctic Ocean contained up to 12,000 microplastic particles per litre of sea ice
Yellow alert pollution warning in Beijing
18 Apr 2018
Surviving climate change, then and now
18 Apr 2018
Moss capable of removing arsenic from drinking water discovered
17 Apr 2018
The aquatic moss Warnstofia fluitans, which grows in northern Sweden, has the ability to quickly absorb and adsorb arsenic from water and in just one hour, the arsenic level is so low that the water is no longer harmful for people to drink
Engineering a plastic-eating enzyme
By UNIVERSITY OF PORTSMOUTH | 17 Apr 2018
Engineering a plastic-eating enzyme
By UNIVERSITY OF PORTSMOUTH | 17 Apr 2018
Engineering a plastic-eating enzyme
By UNIVERSITY OF PORTSMOUTH | 17 Apr 2018
Media representations of animals deceive us about their survival in the wild
14 Apr 2018
The most "charismatic" species have a high status in conservation biology, but their popularity may be their downfall, leading to inappropriate complacency about their chances of survival
Mountain erosion may add CO2 to the atmosphere
14 Apr 2018
Recycling experts hit milestone in quest for zero-waste phone
13 Apr 2018
Researchers have perfected a process to efficiently separate fiberglass and resin — two of the most commonly discarded parts of a cellphone — bringing them closer to their goal of a zero-waste cellphone
Melting of Arctic mountain glaciers unprecedented in the past 400 years
11 Apr 2018
Glaciers in Alaska's Denali National Park are melting faster than at any time in the past four centuries because of rising summer temperatures, a new study from the American Geophysical Union reveals
Green technologies are eco-friendly and profit-friendly
06 Apr 2018
Researchers say companies that invest in their own green technologies can operate in more environmentally sustainable ways without hurting profits
Green technologies are eco-friendly and profit-friendly
06 Apr 2018
Researchers say companies that invest in their own green technologies can operate in more environmentally sustainable ways without hurting profits
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