How do languages develop? Kids can make up their own languages
People around the world speak nearly 6,000 different languages, but scientists have long wondered how all those languages came into being. Now a new study…
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The Great Barrier Reef comes back to life thanks to underwater speakers
Scientists are having a tough time preserving natural habitats and coral reefs around the world, as well as animal conservation due to various climate change-driven…
Unsustainable natural rubber poses major threat to wildlife and people
World-first analysis of natural rubber producers by ZSL’s SPOTT reveals transparency issues across sector Used in everyday products, such as tyres, yoga mats, shoes and…
NOAA to announce major Florida Keys coral reef restoration effort
Agency to reveal new coral reef restoration and preservation approach On Mon., Dec. 9, NOAA and its partners will announce a major coral reef restoration…
Artificial leaf sucks carbon dioxide from the air and produces clean energy
Scientists say they have created an “artificial leaf” that can transform carbon dioxide into liquid fuel using only sunlight. In creating the process, they were…
NOAA Announces $30M In Grants Through National Coastal Resilience Fund
NOAA, NFWF announce $30 million in grants to support coastal resilience efforts across nation Second round of grants builds on success of new program Q3…
Can Direct Air Capture Technology Reverse Climate Change?
ValueWalk’s interview with renowned economist Graciela Chichilnisky, author of the forthcoming book, “Reversing Climate Change” (World Scientific Publishing, December 2019). In this interview, Graciela discusses…
Silver-Backed Chevrotain Rediscovered Tiptoeing Through Vietnam
FOUND: Miniature Fanged ‘Deer’ Rediscovered Tiptoeing Through Vietnam’s Coastal Forests. First-ever Photos and Footage of Silver-backed Chevrotain Confirm First Rediscovery of Lost Mammal on Global…
3D Printers: Overcoming Human Cells Sluggishness And Curing Baldness
3D printing has been touted as being a manufacturing cure-all for a whole host of different applications. The reality is very different, but this doesn’t…
Scientists Cry “Climate Emergency!” Amid Paris Agreement Dispute
11,000 Scientists Cry “Climate Emergency!” as Trump Begins Withdrawal from Paris Agreement On Nov 4, President Trump officially notified the UN that the U.S. would…
Exxon and Chevron made the list of top five carbon emitters
20 Fossil Fuel Companies Responsible for One-Third of Total Carbon Emissions with Exxon and Chevron near top BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA—OCT. 10, 2019—The Guardian, in collaboration with…
NOAA awards $4.4 million for research on sea level rise and flooding
Multi-year awards researching sea level rise to help coastal communities improve resilience NOAA’s National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science is awarding more than $1.5 million…
Tapanuli Orangutan headlines as the world’s 25 most endangered primates
Recently Identified Tapanuli Orangutan Headlines New List of World’s 25 Most Endangered Primates Biennial ‘Primates in Peril’ Report Spurs Critical Support for Conserving Most Imperiled…
NOAA’s Coral Reef Conservation Program awarded $9.3 million in grants
NOAA awards more than $9.3 million to advance coral reef conservation science and management NOAA’s Coral Reef Conservation Program has awarded more than $9.3 million…
Rich and poor: Who should abate emissions?
We all know that developing nations hold the key to the future. They will become the largest emitters as they industrialize. In 1997, on a…