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Microbes, including bacteria, are essential for composting and enriching soil for plants.
By mid-October, the drought in the Luangwa River region reaches an intensity not seen for decades, leaving antelope with almost nothing to eat.
Nat Geo highlights corals releasing eggs and their importance to marine ecosystems.
The water scorpion, or Nepa, is a predatory insect that rarely leaves the water.
Oregon researchers create waves to harness energy, aiming to meet 64% of U.S. needs.
Mosquitoes are responsible for more than 700,000 deaths each year, primarily due to diseases like malaria, which affects children under five in Africa.
MIT scientists teach first graders about climate change and Bionic plants using firefly enzymes.
For every 1 kilogram of cheese produced, approximately 10 liters of milk are required, contributing significantly to greenhouse gas emissions.
Landfills, responsible for nearly 40% of global waste and significant methane emissions, require innovative solutions like waste segregation and composting to mitigate their environmental impact.
Just Stop Oil activists threw a can of tomato soup on Van Gogh's Sunflowers painting in London, sparking widespread debate about their protest tactics.
A network of 35 beaver-built structures along the Sophienfließ river has transformed the polluted waterway into a cleaner ecosystem over the past decade.
500 parts per million of natural hydrogen were detected in a Bavarian forest, indicating the potential for significant underground deposits.
Solar power capacity has tripled globally in the last five years, yet many high-potential regions still lack adequate solar installations.
Scientists in rainforests and bat caves explain how viruses like Covid-19 spill over from wildlife to humans and the necessary steps to prevent future pandemics.
Winds in hurricanes can exceed 200 miles per hour, causing extreme rainfall and devastating storm surges when they make landfall.
Microplastics have been found in human bodies, linking them to serious health issues.
Evidence and theories are presented regarding the role of human activity and climate change in the extinction of mammoths and other Ice Age giants.
In Moldova, second-hand shop owner Ludmila reveals that 45% of clothes from recycling bins end up in landfills, challenging the effectiveness of clothing recycling.
A 1972 report from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology warned that civilization could collapse by 2072 unless economic growth was curbed.
Companies from British Airways to Facebook commit to achieving net zero emissions.
Nuclear fusion offers a clean, unlimited energy source amid rising global energy demands.
Gerard Barron discusses The Metals Company's deep-sea mining as an alternative to traditional methods.
Lady, the last lioness alive in Zambia, may help rebuild the lion population in Liuwa Plains.
The remains of a beached whale teach scientists about life and death in nature.
The globally average surface temperature has not increased in any significant way since 1998, raising questions about climate change predictions.
Marine protected areas currently cover only 3.6 percent of the ocean, prompting urgent calls for expansion to safeguard migratory species.
Fiddler crabs in Panama prioritize safety over claw size when choosing a mate.
250 years after his birth, Beethoven's music will be used as an anthem to unite millions against climate change in 2020.
More than 1.2 billion people are highly vulnerable to at least one critical climate hazard, contributing to a global housing crisis marked by rising costs and gentrification.
Resource exploitation in the Solomon Islands disrupts evolutionary processes that have shaped local ecosystems for thousands of years.
American and Cuban crocodiles meet in swampy areas, highlighting conservation efforts for the Cuban crocodile.
One of ten hammerhead species worldwide, the scalloped hammerhead has a uniquely shaped head with rounded scallop-like features.
Smartphones rely on elements from Australia, Chile, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
As countries compete for critical minerals like cobalt and rare earth elements, deep sea and space mining emerge as potential solutions to resource shortages.
Truck manufacturers face critical decisions between fully electric batteries and hydrogen fuel cells as they strive to meet emissions reduction targets.
Global plastic production is projected to reach 350 million tons annually by 2060, with 11 to 14 million tons entering the ocean each year.
Experts discuss climate change responsibility among governments, businesses, and individuals.
More than 1,000 people died in catastrophic flooding in Pakistan, prompting legal actions against governments and fossil fuel companies for climate change damages.
Sweden generates 90% of its electricity from hydro and nuclear power, while Australia relies on coal for 80% of its energy needs.
Australia's heavy reliance on coal contrasts sharply with Sweden's nuclear energy production, highlighting the ongoing debate over nuclear power's role in addressing climate change.
Almost 99 percent of bottles in Germany are returned through a deposit system that incentivizes recycling and reduces plastic waste.
In Västerås, Sweden, a former Cold War oil storage cave has been transformed by the local energy company into a heated water reservoir for district heating.
Candela, a Stockholm-based company, is revolutionizing maritime transport with fully-electric hydrofoil ferries that glide above the water's surface.
Morland Sanders explores climate change and its impact on heatwaves in London.
The ocean is our life support system and the largest habitat on Earth, facing major threats.
A solar car built by Team Sonnenwagen weighs around 160 kilograms and features four square meters of solar cells for energy generation.
Aviation accounts for around 3% of global emissions, a figure projected to rise to over 24% by 2050 without significant changes in technology.
Baboons in Zambia help tamarind trees grow by dispersing seeds through their dung.
