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In 2021, a North Yorkshire estate began restoring 2,500 acres of intensively farmed land; four years later, 330,000 trees and 1,700+ species mark its comeback
Nature & Environment News: Four years after moving 2,500 acres of North Yorkshire farmland away from intensive farming, conservation teams at Broughton Sanctuary have recorded m.
Scientists discovered an underwater city of 20,000 octopus nests deep inside California coast; largest known nursery on the planet
Wildlife & Biodiversity News: Researchers have located the planet's largest known octopus nursery deep off the Californian coast, documenting 5,718 animals in 2.5 hectares and esti.
Scientists removed more than 70% of underwater logs from one half of a Wisconsin lake; within 2 years its once-dominant yellow perch population had nearly disappeared
Nature & Environment News: From the surface a lake might look like it is not changing at all but underneath it is a very different story. Scientists demonstrated how important f.
Southern California anglers are catching unusually large fish rarely seen this far north as Pacific waters warm
Wildlife & Biodiversity News: Southern California anglers are seeing an unusual number of warm-water fish as rising ocean temperatures linked to El Niño and marine heatwaves bring .
Scientists found an estimated 5.5 million wild bees beneath just 1.5 acres of a New York cemetery, more than three times Manhattan's human population
Wildlife & Biodiversity News: Beneath the quiet lawns and weathered headstones of a small cemetery in Ithaca, New York, scientists have uncovered one of the most astonishing bee di.
In 2010, Thailand sank 25 retired battle tanks into the Gulf to rebuild fishing grounds; 9 years later, researchers found 53 fish species
Science News: Battle tank is made for war. It is built to cross tough terrain, take a beating and dominate a battlefield. But what if the battlefield disappears and.
Half-a-million 4K TV's to view one photo: Why Nasa's new space telescope is special
Science News: The story begins with an unexpected phone call. In Jan 2011, someone from the US’s highly secretive National Reconnaissance Office contacted a top Nas.
La placa tectónica de Oceanía es la más rápida de la Tierra, desplazándose siete centímetros cada año, casi el doble de rápido de lo que crecen las uñas
El movimiento es imperceptible para quienes estén en su superficie
En 2008, fuertes lluvias provocaron un fallo en la construcción de una carretera con un muro de acero: lo reconstruyeron con 330.000 neumáticos usados
El proyecto demostró la eficacia de los neumáticos como material para construcción
Europe has its first commercial orbital rocket
Isar Aerospace gives the continent more options to “buy European” for space launches.
After a 25-acre Lake Erie wetland was reconnected, sonar recorded 3.44 million fish detections over 2,022 monitoring hours across four years, showing the restored habitat was used continuously
Science News: A restored 25-acre coastal wetland on the southern shore of western Lake Erie was used continuously by millions of aquatic animals after it was reconn.
Jared Isaacman’s support for Musk’s space data centers did not occur in a vacuum
It meshes with his vision of a NASA-led expansion of human civilization beyond Earth.
DIY plug-in solar gains momentum in the US
Europe’s off-the-shelf solution to fight high energy costs is finally coming to the US.
A five-year Illinois project will restore 421 acres of wetlands, prairie and woodland while helping hold stormwater, part of an $11 million effort along 67 miles of river
Science News: What if a landscape could act like a giant sponge, soaking up stormwater, filtering pollution and creating space for wildlife all at once? Sounds impo.
MIT researchers drilled a 2-by-3-foot hole through 3.6 feet of Arctic sea ice and sent a robot below; the prototype transmitted data through the ice at 1.2 kilobytes per second
Science News: The Arctic sea is becoming noisier and harder to reach. Beneath its frozen surface, cracking ice, marine mammals and passing ships create a constantly.
The rocket problem India cannot launch away
Science News: India has never had more rockets to talk about. The PSLV remains the backbone of the country's launch programme, notwithstanding its recent failures. .
Aparece en el desierto de Nevada una Torre Eiffel de 50 metros partida por la mitad, obra de un artista francés: "Da miedo. Parece el fin del mundo"
La instalación, de grandes dimensiones de alto, pesa 30 toneladas