Powering all shipping vessels with zero-emission fuels by 2050 would slash the industry’s emissions, but it would require between $1 trillion and $1.4 trillion of investment Environment 22 September 2022…
As an old saying goes, you can’t fight city hall, meaning government. But the people of St. James Parish, La., did just that—and they won a major court victory against…
The Montreal Protocol didn’t just preserve the ozone layer, it helped save Earth from a climate change time bomb. The landmark ozone treaty was agreed 35 years ago this month,…
Alan Eugene Miller, who killed three men in workplace shootings in 1999, was scheduled to be the first person executed by nitrogen hypoxia—a new method never before used for the death…
A study of orb-weaving spiders shows that the arachnids’ webs pick up a range of sounds–and they are always “listening” for vibrations coming in over them.
Metal pipes beneath the floor provide enough local disturbance of Earth’s magnetic field for an autonomous robot to work out where it is and navigate around a lab Technology 23…
In a study of more than 2300 people with chronic fatigue syndrome, 91 per cent had these genetic variants, in a discovery that could improve diagnosis and treatment Health 23…
We may have discovered one of the key reasons for the extraordinary lifespans of bowhead whales, which can live for more than 200 years Life 23 September 2022 By Michael…
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MONONGAHELA, Pa. — Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, the hard-right Georgia Republican who has sympathized with the rioters jailed for their roles in the assault on the Capitol on Jan. 6,…