Harnessing Bioluminescence For Practical Purposes
Bioluminescence — otherwise known as “nature’s light” — is heat-free and could be great for medical, military and myriad other pollution-free applications.
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Regional Climate Models Help Locales Get Ready For Climate Impacts
Only by analyzing regional climate models (RCMs) can we assess the influence of fixed geographic conditions on climate impacts for a particular region.
U.S. Companies Picking Up Climate Slack With Trump Administration’s Head In Sand
U.S.-based companies are taking a lead role in American efforts to winnow down our carbon emissions in lieu of federal action on the topic.
All-Natural Acne Treatments: Tea Tree Oil, Witch Hazel and Milk of Magnesia Just A Few Options
All-natural acne treatments include ingredients like tea tree oil or witch hazel. Experts also recommend exfoliation and supplements of zinc or fish oil.
Saving The World One Bionic Leaf At A Time
The “bionic leaf” is a small man-made solar collector that takes sunlight and water and turns it into any of a variety of usable fuels or fertilizers.
Could “Forest Bathing” Help Me Heal Faster, Feel Better?
Forest therapy uses immersion in nature to soothe frayed nerves and restore a sense of mental well-being, and has even been shown to boost our immunity.
Biologists Wonder Why Gray Whales Washing Up Dead On West Coast Beaches
Researchers can’t tell for sure why so many Northern Pacific gray whales are washing up on west coast beaches this spring, but global warming if probably one factor.
Cleaning Up The High Seas Through Greener Boating
Boating doesn’t have to be so bad for marine ecosystems and the environment at large if you take a few simple precautions.
Fighting Plastic Waste With Edible Pods, Algae and Banana Leaves
Researchers are hard at work looking for biodegradable alternatives to plastic to wrap up and store our food and drinks without insulting the environment.