Category Archives: Science
Turbid water makes it harder for fish to find food, but it forces them to cooperate more effectively
Turbid water makes it difficult for fish to find food, but living in a group [...]
Sep
Science is closer than you think. Discover the Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection at the University of Łódź
A university is not just a place where scientists are confined to laboratories conducting complex [...]
ADVERTISEMENTSep
CleanLake: Technology That Cleans Up Lakes and Supports Agriculture
Eutrophication is one of the most serious problems facing modern water management. This process involves [...]
Sep
Cyanobacterial toxins are present in the air. A new tool helps assess the risk
Exposure to cyanobacterial toxins is typically associated with swimming in lakes experiencing algal blooms or [...]
Aug
Oxygen levels in the world’s waters are declining. Researchers are sounding the alarm about the threat to Earth
Oxygen is disappearing from lakes, rivers, and oceans at a rate that scientists say exceeds [...]
Aug
Europe is drowning in dust. A troubling consequence of climate change
Dust from the Sahara is having an increasingly significant impact on air quality in Europe. [...]
Aug
Increased Methane Emissions from Peatlands—An Unexpected Cost of Oil and Gas Exploration
The authors of the study, whose findings were published in the scientific journal *Communications Earth [...]
Jun
The Euphrates… before it became the Euphrates. The river’s origins explained
How did the modern Euphrates River form, and what did its earlier, Miocene systems look [...]
Jun
How do human activities affect sea levels and increase the risk of flooding?
Rising sea levels are one of the most visible effects of climate change, increasing the [...]
Jun
Fog harbors bacteria – some of which can degrade formaldehyde
A new study by U.S. researchers at Arizona State University raises an important question: can [...]
May
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