Planting seaweed into a forest under the ocean can combat climate change
Scientists believe that seaweed culture, then releasing mature trees to the ocean floor, could be an effective way to combat global warming.
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Scientists believe that seaweed culture, then releasing mature trees to the ocean floor, could be an effective way to combat global warming.
The Earth is changing faster than anyone can imagine. Fires, melting glaciers and more evidence are taking place day by day, indicating that ancient cultures are disappe…
Every time the weather changes to cool like today, the boiled snail dish is extremely popular on every street and sidewalk. Eating snails in the chilly season is not onl…
The truth is that the DNA inside one of your cells is destroyed thousands of times a day.
In temperate regions, whenever autumn comes, the trees change color from green to yellow, finally unloading this shirt, naked to welcome the coming winter.
The fact that humans become cold-blooded animals (heat changes) similar to frogs and snakes will make a big breakthrough for the era of space conquest. Besides, each of…
Some restaurants in Italy come up with creative ideas, when replacing plastic straws with pasta to protect the environment.
The Nobel Committee on October 7 announced that the 2019 Biomedical Prize belonged to a group of three authors: William G. Kaelin Jr, Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe and Gregg L.…
Until now, the exact cause and acne treatment applied to everyone is still a big question mark for health professionals in general and dermatology in particular.
The elongation of conductive materials often reduces conductivity and increases resistance because the atomic bonds change in them. However, the newly given material cou…
Life changes every day and every hour, but not all changes have a positive effect.
Scientists say the recent loss of Antarctica has been unrelated to climate change, but the consequences of this process could accelerate the thaw.
The Environmental Photographer of the Year awards ceremony took place in New York, at the same time as the United Nations Climate Change Summit.
The first weeks of a baby's life are full of big changes. But what new parents may not know why after a few months, their child's full hair has become thin and patchy or…
About 100 scientists will stay in the North Pole for nearly a year to conduct in-depth research on global warming and climate change.