Carbon dioxide may have had a critical role in super spreader events during the COVID pandemic says new research.
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Climate change will overtake land-use change as the main cause of biodiversity loss by 2050, but choosing the right policy could mitigate losses.
They discover that not only heat can evaporate water. The photomolecular effect is the process by which light also evaporates water without the presence of heat. This finding is fundamental for meteorology and other branches of applied sciences.
Greenhouse gas emissions is one of the largest problems facing society today, but what is needed to reduce the impact of these emissions? Read here to find what new research has to say.
Re-examination of brain size suggests dinosaurs like the T. rex were likely no smarter than giant crocodiles.
Imagine that you are looking at a cosmic factory where stars are created at an impressive speed. This factory is called NGC 253, and it is a galaxy not far from ours that is creating stars at an unparalleled pace.
Menthol cigarettes continue to be used across Great Britain despite ban, what is going on and is the ban working?
Researchers use AI to assess the healthiness of menus in cafés, takeaways, and restaurants across the UK.
There are four "turning points" on the planet that, in turn, generate other consequences in the areas of health, culture, economy and the well-being of society.
Harvard researchers have published a study showing that community over-specialization precedes mass extinctions, offering a potential early warning system for marine biodiversity loss.
According to scientists, this discovery could lead to the development of therapeutic treatments against hair loss, especially if it is due to androgenetic alopecia, the main cause of baldness in men and women.
Discover the mysteries of human handedness: how genetics and random processes decide whether we are left-handed or right-handed.