Endangered Humpback Whales Gain New Protections in Pacific Ocean From the U.S
The White House has announced it will be protecting hundreds of thousands of nautical square miles of humpback whale habitat in the Pacific Ocean.
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Eating This Vegetable May Prevent a Hangover, Study Suggests
A study from Jeju University in Korea suggests that eating asparagus, which is in season now, may help to prevent a hangover.
Puppies Are Born Ready to Communicate With And Understand Humans
U. Arizona researchers studying service puppies found they were born to understanding pointing gestures, but had to learn facial recognition.
As Incarceration Rate Falls, U.S. Prisons Are Being Repurposed into Homeless Shelters, Farms - Even Movie Studios
Whether a farm, homeless shelter, document lockup, or even a movie studio, the repurposing of closed prisons is a creative hotspot in the U.S.
5 Experiments Proving Invertebrates Are Much More Aware than We Think
In Jon Balcombe's book Superfly, the ethologist presents 5 case of higher intelligence tests in invertebrates with surprising results.
To Respond to Rising Sea Levels, The Maldives is Building a Floating City
Responding to climate change threatening to wash them away, the 25 coral and sand atolls of the Maldives are building a floating city.
150 Brands Unite to Clean Up Our Paper Supply - Saving Global Forests and Improving Recycling
29 new brands from various industries have committed to expunge ancient and endangered trees from their paper supply chains through Pack4Good
Download Free Coloring Books From 100 Museums, Libraries, and Iconic Collections
You can download free coloring books from 102 museums, archives, cultural institutions, and libraries right now.
These Homegrown Mushroom Hives Could Save Ireland's Bees
This mycelium and bamboo beehive can be grown at home to support the exclusive flourishing of native Irish black bees
Police Capture Elusive Tiger Poacher After 20 Years of Pursuing the Bengal Cat Killer
A poacher nicknamed ‘Tiger Habib' was finally arrested and charged with killing Bengal tigers in Bangladesh after eluding police for 20 years.
New Initiative Will Plant 18 Million Trees Around Glasgow in 'Urban Forests'
A new partnership has vowed to plant 18 million trees in the Glasgow area in a new urban 'forest' network called the Clyde Climate Forest.
U.S. Suspends Oil and Gas Leases in One of Nation's Largest Wilderness Areas
The U.S. administration has suspended drilling in the Coastal Plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, a move environmental groups are praising.
Moving Your Sleep Time An Hour Earlier Could Cut Depression Risk by 23%, Study Says
A new study from the University of Boulder has found that going to bed and waking an hour earlier could cut depression risk by double digits.
A New Holistic Patch Is Cutting Anxiety Successfully - Without Drugs
GoPatch holistic patches are relieving anxiety for customers using a navel patch without the need for drugs.
Don't Miss Celestial Show as Five Planets Align With the Moon for All to See
There is a 5 planet alignment all June. And on June 24- the waning crescent moon will be in alignment between Venus and Mars.
2nd Grader Wins $30,000 Scholarship for Her Dinosaur Doodle Inspired by Dreams of Paleontology
This earnest youngster is one step closer to her dreams of paleontology thanks to her cute little doodle of dinosaurs.
Dinosaur Unearthed in Argentina Could Be the Largest Animal That Ever Walked the Earth
Paleontologists are digging into a fascinating discovery in Neuquén Province, Argentina, that could be the largest dinosaur ever.
A Map Shows Where Locals Can Find and Pick Wild Food for Free
The social enterprise Family Foraging Kitchen created a foraging Cornwall map as a valuable resource source for all and a way to offset the rising cost of living.
Sustainable Wind Turbine Towers Being Made of Eco-Friendly Wood
Super-strong laminated veneer lumber is a Swedish company's answer to the carbon emissions from steel used to make wind turbines.
Higher Optimism is Linked With Longer Life, Harvard Scientists Find in New Study
Higher levels of optimism were associated with longer lifespan and living beyond age 90 in women across racial and ethnic groups.
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