Endangered shark trophies dominate the online wildlife trade, study finds
The wildlife trade, both legal and illegal, depletes biodiversity, with research indicating it results in a staggering two-thirds decline in ...
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psilocybin depression study: Magic mushrooms may be the real deal: Single dose eases depression for 5+ years, study finds todayheadline
A new study shows that a single dose of magic mushrooms can help people with depression and make them feel ...
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Banning plastic bags works to limit shoreline litter, study finds
At tens of thousands of shoreline cleanups across the United States in recent years, volunteers logged each piece of litter ...
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Voyager hits a ‘Wall of Fire’: NASA probe finds a furnace at the edge of the solar system todayheadline
Voyager 1 has detected a shell of superheated plasma far beyond Pluto—offering a direct look at where the Sun’s influence ...
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UK tech job market rebounds with AI boom, finds Accenture
A surge in demand for AI professionals has helped tech job vacancies across the UK to grow by 21% in ...
Read moreDetailsIsrael finds Hamas command tunnel under Gaza hospital as IDF confirms Sinwar’s body found there todayheadline
Israel finds Hamas command tunnel under Gaza hospital as IDF confirms Sinwar’s body found there
Read moreDetailsOceans Are Getting Darker, Shrinking the Livable Space for Marine Life, Study Finds
According to a new study, about one-fifth of the world’s oceans, spanning around 75 million square kilometers, has been getting ...
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Four in five ecologists in England feel undervalued by government, industry survey finds
An overwhelming majority of environmental practitioners in England feel grossly undervalued by politicians, the public and other professions, according to ...
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Orange County DA retaliated against female prosecutor, jury finds
Orange County Dist. Atty. Todd Spitzer harassed and retaliated against a high-ranking female prosecutor in his office after she raised ...
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Eating more fiber could help reduce the amount of forever chemicals in your blood, study finds todayheadline
Research estimates that 200 million people in the U.S. rely on tap water contaminated with PFAS, or forever chemicals. This ...
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