Animals consume alcohol more often than previously known: Study | Focusing on Wildlife
What’s new: Humans know a thing or two about drinking alcohol, but accounts of animals turning to booze have often...
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Denmark signs Artemis Accords
WASHINGTON — Denmark is the latest country to john the Artemis Accords, the 48th country to sign the document outlining...
Abandoned golf course now stores stormwater, helps protect homes from flooding » Yale Climate Connections
Over the last decade, an abandoned golf course in the Clear Lake area of Houston has been transformed into an...
Could a supernova ever destroy Earth?
When the bright star Betelgeuse explodes, it will be an impressive sight. The stellar explosion, known as a supernova, will...
Memory Is Not Confined to Our Brains, Scientists Discover
Our brain isn't the only place memories form in our body. New York University (NYU) researchers have discovered learning through...
As Ocean Waters Warm, a Race to Breed Heat-Resistant Coral
After seven years of experimentation, a team of researchers at the Coralassist Lab at Newcastle University, in the United Kingdom,...
Can you solve the worldâ€s trillion-dollar climate finance puzzle?
As thousands of government ministers and climate activists descend on Baku, Azerbaijan, for the annual United Nations climate summit known...
Sustainable chemicals should be a UK growth industry – Inside track
Chemicals are everywhere, from food to healthcare, technology to energy, over 90 per cent of all manufactured goods rely on...
As California Taps Pandemic Stockpile for Bird Flu, Officials Keep Close Eye on Spending
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California public health officials are dipping into state and federal stockpiles to equip up to 10,000 farmworkers...
How New York can get on track to meet its big clean energy goals
New clean energy construction should be prioritized in downstate New York, DeRoche adds, a region that houses most of the stateâ€s...
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