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What's best against a parasite? A hyperparasite.
Changes in climate are to blame.
The reef is under immense heat stress due to climate change.
Climate change does it again.
The eye in the sky could help us figure out what's happening on the ground.
Sometimes, natural selection makes us duller.
The UN will work to get early warning systems in place all around the world
Researchers have found a way to use the power of fungi to turn food waste into sustainable clothing substitutes.tw
A lot of antivaxx groups are suddenly pro-Putin.
Learning how to best use these will be very important in the hotter climate of the future.
Officials are calling for people to reduce 15 to 20% of their water use.
Plastic pollution is a massive problem, so we have to come up with new and creative ways forward.
With this, we're well on the way to turning smokestacks into stacks of cash.
The dramatic heatwave is believed to be a random weather event -- but climate change is making heat waves more common.
The elks couldn't save themselves in the end, as Utah handed out hunting permints for private lands.
The new study also suggests how progress could be done: by introducing sustainable means of cooking and changing habits.
One process designed to improve the efficiency of these panels actually ends up degrading them over time.
For once, human activity seems not to be the main cause -- but we need more data to make sure.
New research shows surprising similarities between grasshoppers and mammal teeth.
The tiny critters are ecosystem engineers, and it's helping them evade predators.
Starting from meager skin cells, scientists want to generate artificial northern white rhino eggs to replenish the population.
Many birds of prey are killed after they consume the meat of other animals shot by hunters with lead bullets.
... and there's a lot of litter to use.
Helping nature comes at no economic cost.
Ukraine's museums, artists and art lovers are fighting hard to protect their country's past, present, and future.
These ghastly insects are sometimes called "murder hornets" because they've killed dozens of people. Now entomologists want to weaponize sex against them.
The insects, all male, will be released into the wild to mate with females. But not everyone's convinced it's a good idea.
Hotspots for insects identified in the study include New York, Chicago and Milwaukee
Cleaning your home may carry more health risks than running your car indoors.
It's just one of many gut wrenching stories from Ukraine. Links on how to help are at the bottom of the page
Study finds more losers than winners among over 80,000 plant species.
Governments and companies want to start as quickly as possible. But scientists say it would be unwise.
The project can supply round-the-clock solar and hydro power.
Eunice Foote was the first to discover that carbon dioxide traps heat in the atmosphere.
The European Commission hopes to cut gas imports from Russia by about two-thirds this year.
The neonicotinoid, called thiamethoxam, was banned in 2018 in the European Union. Now, with Brexit, it could come back in the UK.
First there were geese, then came fried chicken.
The war has disrupted the bloc's reliance on Russian natural gas and countries are looking for alternatives.
The book wants to change the way we see and relate with the natural world.
From eating green to traveling fresh, here are some of the things you can do right now.
Leaded gasoline may have stolen 800 million IQ points from the country.
Over 75% of the Amazon is losing resilience, bringing it closer to a very dangerous threshold.
Virtual code has become virtual DNA.
The gruesome practice of shark finning is not addressed enough.
G20 countries kept business as usual during the pandemic, study shows -- green efforts were underwhelming.
They could guide the design of sustainable tech for the removal of pollutants
A lab in Ireland was able to cut emissions and plastic use while saving money.
A landmark IPCC report gives a stark warning of the consequences of global warming. Things are not going in the right direction.
Even the most unhospitable place on Earth is attracting thousands of visitors yearly.
Where you grow up matters, especially if the air is polluted
