The forever chemicals, or PFAS, are present in rainwater, a scientific study in Miami shows. These compounds influence people's health and impact marine and terrestrial ecosystems.
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By analysing tree rings, scientists have found that a past Chinese dynasty collapsed due to a prolonged megadrought and not something else as previously believed.
The powerful meteor generated various complications, because, among other factors, the intensity of its wind gusts exceeded 226 km/h. The eye of the typhoon, touched land in Chenggong County, on the east coast of that nation.
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If your plants show burnt leaves due to excessive fertilization, do not let them deteriorate. I followed these steps to recover them, because in gardening the first step to solve a problem is observation.
As winter approaches, many garden plants often suffer from the cold temperatures, leaving gardening enthusiasts looking for species that can withstand frost and icy climates. Take note, here are five.
Intrusion of saltwater from coasts is a risk for freshwater systems as the climate changes. A survey's results send advice to governments and decision makers on this risk.
As the climate warms, vegetation in far northern forests is changing as more trees and shrubs appear, according to new NASA research.
World Weather Attribution (WWA) works with scientists worldwide to help quantify how climate change influences the intensity and Likelihood of extreme weather events. Their recent study found that human-caused climate change intensified the ten deadliest weather events since 2003.
The Sahara Desert can be thought of as a vast expanse of barren sand, an extreme environment for plants and animals to thrive. But in fact, vegetation growth in the desert has waxed and waned over millennia, with periods of increased growth referred to as “green-up.”
A high-impact DANA has been responsible for extreme rainfall and flash flooding in eastern Spain, especially in Valencia. At least 52 people have died, roads have collapsed and damages that are difficult to quantify are the result of this historic event.
Popularized as a vegetable in soups, stews and even Halloween decorations, its true biological profile does not fit so easily into this category. So what does science say about this peculiar food?