Climate change impacts the food chain in the oceans
Greenhouse gas seems to be changing the food chain at sea: CO2 in the atmosphere has a big impact on small bacteria.
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Greenhouse gas seems to be changing the food chain at sea: CO2 in the atmosphere has a big impact on small bacteria.
The Amazon River emits almost all of the carbon absorbed by the tropical rainforest. The Amazon rainforest, which is considered to be the lungs of the earth, absorbs car…
Martin Brasier, a professor of earth science at Oxford University in England, and his colleagues studied biochemical processes on Earth from 1.9 million years ago.
Scientists have found that the energy produced by proteins on the surface of bacteria can be converted into electricity. This breakthrough detection could help create a…
During a dive in the groundwater at Nullarbor, a group of divers discovered a strange cave with a smiley face. This strange cave has also quickly attracted the attention…
The research report, published in the journal PLoS One, revealed that hail particles pouring down from storm clouds nourish a variety of bacteria that tend to reside in…
A team of US researchers has found a way to create diesel-like fuel from daily-life waste to help disaster-stricken residents create fuel to produce electricity at home,…
People in Chongqing, the southwestern city of China, discovered a change in the water color of the Yangtze River on September 6. The same phenomenon also appeared in man…
According to the latest announcement from the UK, Finland, Spain and the United States, climate change is the cause behind an abnormal explosion of a group of bacteria t…
Climate change is the main cause of some intestinal infectious bacteria in Northern Europe. This is unusual because the bacteria often grow in warm and tropical environm…
In a concussion finding published in the prestigious Science journal in 2010, strange bacteria in the Lake Mono area, eastern California (USA), are thought to live on an…
Scientists at the University of Leeds (UK) said, bacteria can be used to generate electricity, because they can use light or hydrogen gas as fuel to produce electricity.…
Information published on Deutsche Welle recently said that Helmholtz Environmental Research Center (Germany) has begun to study the use of mushroom laccase to clean up p…
For the first time, experts sent an expedition to study the Dead Sea. Accordingly, they discovered a source of water from the giant crater along with some other bacteria…
Scientists at Bristol University in collaboration with the Taegasc Research Center for Grassland and Animal Research in Israel have found a new way to measure methane em…