Fish Caught Near Fukushima Shows 2,500+ Times Legal Radiation Limit
A recent report revealed that fish caught near Fukushima, Japan, exhibited radiation levels over 2,500 times the legal limit. This alarming finding comes as Japan’s...
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Black Icebergs: Nature’s Dark Wonders
A viral photo of a black iceberg shared on Reddit once captivated many, drawing attention to these unique glacial formations. Black icebergs, characterized by...
USDA Scientist: Monsanto’s Roundup Herbicide Damages Soil
Glyphosate: The Hidden Science Behind Its Impact on Soil and Ecosystems The herbicide glyphosate, primarily known through its commercial formulation Roundup, has been a staple...
Uranium Exposure Linked to Increased Lupus Rate
Uranium Exposure Linked to Increased Lupus Rates in Ohio Community Amanda Harper – A recent study conducted by scientists at the University of Cincinnati...
Giant Wombat Grave Found in Queensland, Australia
Massive “Giant Wombat” Fossil Find Sheds New Light on Australian Megafauna Scientists in 2012 uncovered a treasure trove of Diprotodon fossils in Queensland, Australia, providing...
Humans Must Find new Planets to Survive
In a bold call to action, Australian astronomers Dr. Charley Lineweaver and PhD student Aditya Chopra from the Australian National University have declared that the...
California May Use Vibrational Energy of Driving to Generate Power
When you drive your car, whether for your daily commute or a weekend trip, you generate more than just the energy from burning fossil...
For Farmers In Fukushima, Japan, Growing Uncertainty
In 2024, farming in Fukushima Prefecture continues to recover from the devastating effects of the 2011 earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disaster. The region has seen...
China’s Shrinking Lakes, Are They Really?
The information about Chinese lakes has evolved since the original report. Recent studies provide a more nuanced understanding of lake dynamics in China, particularly on...
The Mystery of How Chernobyl Plant Life Endures Radioactivity
The resilience of plant life in the Chernobyl exclusion zone has intrigued scientists since the catastrophic nuclear disaster in 1986. Research efforts have sought to...