#environmental-science

#environmental-science

A COVID-19 booster in the same arm as the first dose is more effective.

Democratic committees cite science more than Republican committees.

Urban spiders adapt their web-building to environmental vibrations.

Innovative computational techniques are essential for enhancing ocean simulations without incurring excessive computational costs.

Oil rigs can support marine ecosystems and should be preserved after oil production ceases.

Fog harvesting is an effective solution for water shortages in arid regions, providing a sustainable source of fresh water for communities.

Penguin feathers can be used to map mercury contamination in the Southern Hemisphere's ecosystem effectively.

William & Mary received a $50 million donation for coastal and marine sciences scholarships, enhancing educational access for future leaders addressing environmental challenges.

Microbial diversity in the Earth's subsurface may exceed that of surface environments, challenging previous assumptions.

Increased interest in air purifiers due to wildfire smoke; quality and type matter most for effective air cleaning.

ICARUS 2.0 aims to revolutionize wildlife tracking and bolster conservation efforts through advanced satellite technology.

Bats migrate by surfing wind currents and responding to temperature changes, traveling significantly farther than previously estimated.

The expansion of the Panama Canal has led to significant shifts in marine ecosystems and concerns about invasive species impacting local fisheries.

Slate's diverse coverage in 2024 highlights pivotal political events alongside culturally significant stories, showing a broad range of reader interests and engagement.

Engaging students with hands-on learning about nutrition and environmental science on an organic farm enhances their understanding and appreciation of food.