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Birds Develop Close Bonds Beyond Family Ties: Research Findings
Researchers they found some pretty cool stuff about birds and friendships, you know? Just like humans, birds also make friends with non-relatives over a long time. It's pretty wild, right? So, apparently, these researchers discovered...
Massive Aquifer Found Beneath Oregon Cascades Mountains – Eco-Friendly Discovery
Massive Aquifer Found Beneath Oregon Cascades Mountains - Eco-Friendly Discovery The majestic Cascades stretch from British Columbia, Canada, to Northern California, serving as the largest mountain range in Oregon. Recently, scientists from the University of...
Understanding How PFAS Affects the Brain: 11 Genes Identified by Scientists
Unveiling the Neurotoxic Mystery of PFAS: Scientists Identify 11 Critical Genes It's no secret that per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS), known as "forever chemicals," have infiltrated our bodies, making their way into our blood,...
Renewable Energy Outperforms Carbon Capture as Cost-Effective Climate Solution
Renewable Energy: A Sustainable Solution for a Greener Future In the realm of climate solutions, a recent study has shed light on the benefits of investing in renewable energy over carbon capture technology. This study,...
Florida Manatees Denied Endangered Species Protections Despite Ongoing Die-Offs – EcoWatch
Florida Manatees Denied Endangered Species Protections Despite Ongoing Die-Offs A recent proposal by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) has stirred controversy in the environmental community regarding the status of Florida manatees. Despite ongoing...
Federal Funding Restored for Alabama Low-Income Utility Assistance
Federal Funding Restored for Alabama Low-Income Utility Assistance After a tumultuous two weeks following an executive order from President Donald Trump that led to the cancellation of a vital utility assistance program for low-income residents...
Restarting Nuclear Plant Project in South Carolina: Inside Climate News
In the heart of South Carolina near Jenkinsville, a half-constructed nuclear plant stands as a reminder of an ambitious energy project that came to a halt in 2017. The failed V.C. Summer nuclear plant,...
Is Trump’s Love for Coal Still Strong After 100 Days?
So, like, I interviewed this dude named Jeffrey Willig, right? He used to be a coal miner, digging underground for nine whole years until his company, Blackjewel, decided to lay off a bunch of...
Best Agency Photography in Australia 2024: Stunning Visuals Captured in Pictures
Stunning Visuals Captured in Australia: A Photographic Journey In a world inundated with news and information, sometimes all it takes is a single image to captivate us, to transport us to a different time and...
Jon Waterman Discusses Alaska’s Changing Environment: ‘Into the Thaw’
Renowned journalist Jon Waterman delves into the heart of Alaska's changing environment in his latest work, "Into the Thaw: Witnessing Wonder Amid the Arctic Climate Crisis." As the world grapples with escalating climate breakdown...
