Biophilic design challenges the system of isolation from nature, surrounding us with natural elements to improve health and well-being. Continue reading Biophilic Design Recognizes We’re Healthier Surrounded By Nature
Oil prospectors accidentally discovered fossils instead of oil and the story they tell may not be escaped. Continue reading Ancient Fossils Found in the Pursuit of Oil Tell Inescapable Story
Researchers find that green crystalline rocks related to the gemstone peridot and olivine can trap CO2, cracking over time to increase the storage capacity significantly. Could this offer a large-scale carbon storage solution?
Continue reading How Green Crystalline Rocks Could Help Protect Earth from Climate Change
Recently, scientists have learned how corals and trees talk using sound, among other complex ways. But will this news about the complexities of nature fall on deaf ears? Continue reading Scientists Learn How Corals and Trees Talk in Complex Ways
“You’ve really got to understand the way the world works, and it doesn’t work on petrol; it works on blood,” Attenborough said. Continue reading Attenborough to World Leaders: The World ‘Doesn’t Work on Petrol’
A new study made possible thanks to the seals is revealing how glaciers are changing. Continue reading Antarctic Seals Wearing Sensors Help Scientists Study ‘Doomsday Glacier’
The challenges ahead might be bigger than any of us could realize. Can we avoid the pitfalls and shine a light in the New Year? Continue reading The New Year is a chance to get off the path to self-destruction
Climate change is helping feral pigs spread north, but they are also adapting to the cold by living inside ‘pigloos.’ Continue reading Feral super-hogs are spreading through the frozen north by living in ‘pigloos’
