The new simulator shows how fast communities could flee a bushfire based on digital and real-world data. It was even tested out in a real-world drill.
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The largest field study on hailstorms that was launched during the middle of May is almost finished. Northern Illinois University’s “ICECHIP” study comprises approximately 100 researchers seeking enhanced methods to forecast, warn of, detect, and monitor dangerous hail.
The sun is shining and summer is here, which means protecting your eyes. But choosing the best sunglasses takes a little more thought than grabbing the first pair in front of you.
Since their discovery a century ago, antimicrobial drugs (from antibiotics to antivirals) have saved millions of lives every day... until they stop, as is happening now.
As the heat is expected to become scorching in France in the coming days, it is important to know some tips to help our pets feel better when the temperatures become too high.
No, it’s not in the Algarve. This beach with warm, therapeutic water is nestled away somewhere else that is quite special.
Today, 17 June, the United Nations warned about soil degradation and called for investment in its restoration to avoid a global environmental, economic, and social crisis.
We don't see it, but it's there. Its role in climate, seed dispersal, transportation, recreation, and as a source of renewable energy highlights the importance of this phenomenon in human history.
They found unequivocal evidence of a gigantic plume of magma rising from the Earth's core beneath East Africa. This super-plume is reportedly driving a profound geological transformation that could culminate in the continent's breakup in the next few millions of years.
A three-metre-long wonder of the deep, an oarfish, otherwise known as the 'doomsday fish', was found washed up on a beach, far from its usual habitat.