Thousands of Acres of Koala Haven Forest to Come Under Logging Bans in New South Wales
The parcel is just one part, though key, of the 315,000 hectares that a coalition of conservation organizations is hoping to protect forever.
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Old Wind Turbines are Repurposed into Footbridges Capable of Supporting 30 Tons
With a 20-year lifespan, there will be around 8.6 million metric tons of blades being decommissioned worldwide by 2042.
Maine Sets Records for Atlantic Herring and Salmon Runs in the Penobscot River
Maine's rivers are the only ones left in the US where Atlantic salmon can return to spawn, and the most productive of these rivers is having one of its most productive years. After the removal of the Bangor Great Works Dam on the Penobscot River, ocean-going/river-spawning fish began to return in large numbers. As of […]
Lithium Discovery in Crater in Nevada Could Be Biggest Deposit Ever Found
Mining at the deposit is likely to begin in 2026, having been now thoroughly surveyed by the Lithium Americas Corporation.
Rescuers Move 5,000 Pounds of Concrete to Rescue Mewing Kitten From Storm Drain
Using large jacks, and then a hydraulic rescue tool called "the Jaws of Life," they were able to reach the young one 30 feet down.
Scotland Claims it's Found 5,000 Year Old Monument on 'par with Stonehenge' on the Isle of Arran
Constructing the monument would have involved staggering amounts of labor, transforming the entire local landscape in the process.
Inspired Youth Pulls 2.6 Million Pounds of Trash from Indonesian Rivers
With his two siblings, Benchegjib started Sungai Watch, in October 2020 and have since completed over 700 cleanups.
Researchers Discover a New Type of Fast and Furious Cosmic Explosion-Name it After Liverpool Soccer Team
Follow-up data from observatories around the world showed that the explosion faded and cooled down much faster than expected.
30 Wineries Sign Up to Refillable Wine Bottle Service in Oregon
The startup Revino is looking to switch the Oregon wine market to reuseable wine bottles with collection and refilling options.
Royal Navy Warship Outsmarts Traffickers to Seize Ton of Cocaine Using Missile-Tracking for First Time in Caribbean
A Royal Navy warship seized more than a ton of cocaine worth $175 million in a Caribbean drug trafficking snare with the U.S. Coast Guard.
Spacecraft 'Hack' Results in Never-Before-Seen Views of Our Sun - LOOK
Scientists used a camera aboard a solar orbiter in a new mode which has revealed never-before-seen views of our sun-LOOK...
Healthy Gut Bacteria Can Reduce Risk of Asthma and Food Allergies in Children, Experts Discover
Babies and young children with diverse bacteria in their gut are less likely to develop allergy-related wheezing and asthma, says new study.
Name of Unknown Iron Age Ruler Discovered on 2000-Year-old Coin Found in English Field
The name of a new Iron Age ruler or king has been discovered emblazoned on a 2,000 year-old coin that was uncovered in a field in Hampshire.
Scientists Manage to Generate Electricity From the Deadly E-coli Bacteria in New Breakthrough
Scientists have generated electricity from the deadly E-coli bacteria—a finding that could lead to a valuable by-product from waste water.
Tide-Savvy Metal Detectorist Reunites Woman With Late Mother's Wedding Rings 2 Weeks After They Fell into Sea
A U.K. metal detectorist has worked a near-miracle, reuniting a woman with 3 rings of her late mother lost in the sea–two weeks later.
Experts Find Out Why Exercise Prevents Alzheimer's Disease-Which Could Lead to Cure
The reason exercise can prevent Alzheimer's disease has been discovered and it could lead to new treatments.
World's First Electric Aircraft Flight Powered by New Liquid Hydrogen-Flew for 3 Hours
They believe the flights lay the foundation for long-range, emissions-free flight, with liquid hydrogen doubling the range of the HY4 aircraft
Finding Any Sword is a Treasure But Four is 'A Dream' - We Rubbed Our Eyes
The finding consisted of four swords and the Roman fighting/throwing spear called the pilum next to a coin that might date the hoard.
Africa NGO Purchases World's Largest Captive Rhino Population to Rewild 2,000 Across the Continent
African Parks manages 22 protected areas across 12 countries, making them the ultimate organization for this mammoth undertaking.
Across Florida, Buildings Are Quietly and Quickly Being Assembled with Real-Life LEGO Bricks
In Palm Springs, a $21 million, 96-unit housing complex near West Palm Beach is being built by just 11 workers using the blocks and adhesive.