Beavers Are Leaving Alaska for the Arctic, and Melting Permafrost Along the Way
A December 2021 study shows that beavers are relocating from Alaska to the Arctic, and their ponds are causing notable amounts of permafrost to melt.
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Incredible Rose-Shaped Coral Reef Unearthed Deep in Tahiti’s Waters
A new coral reef in Tahiti was just discovered, giving many people hope that more coral reefs are out there than we thought.
The Fight to Protect Bison in Yellowstone National Park Continues
Should the bison in Yellowstone National Park be protected? There have been ongoing debates about protecting them, and the case is being revisited.Here’s How Much Show We’ll Get From Winter Storm Izzy
What is winter storm Izzy's path? Several parts of the U.S. are expecting to receive snow, high winds, and cold air from the Arctic this week.The Oil Spill in Peru: Causes, Relief Efforts, and More
What caused the oil spill in Peru? Apparently, an undersea volcano off the coast of Tonga erupted, which caused a massive oil spill.How Climate Change Is Causing More Premature Births, Especially in Marginalized Communities
A special issue of new studies highlights how climate change is affecting the development and health of fetusus, babies, and children, and leading to higher preterm birth rates.How to Get Rid of Your Old Underwear, Sustainably
Unfortunately, textile waste makes up a large portion of landfill trash. So, what should you do with old underwear? Here's how to donate old pairs.America's First National Blood Crisis Means Blood Donations Are Needed More Than Ever
The American Red Cross recently declared a national blood crisis for the first time in history, meaning blood donors are needed more than ever.IKEA Will Restore 3,000 Acres of Land in Florida That Were Harmed by Hurricane Michael
IKEA just purchased several thousand acres of land in Florida that was damaged by Hurricane Michael.Smuggled Bushmeat Could Lead To More Disease Outbreaks, Experts Say
Over 100 pounds of bushmeat were being smuggled at Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport, which experts believe could lead to more disease outbreaks.300,000 Gallons of Diesel Were Spilled in New Orleans, Killing Thousands of Birds and Fish
Just outside of New Orleans, La., about 300,000 gallons of diesel were spilled, killing thousands of birds and fish — but what caused all of this?These New Animal Species Have Been Discovered — or Rediscovered — in 2022
Experts have already discovered a few new and rare species in 2022.Far Out — This Mini Supermassive Black Hole Explains How They're Formed
What is a supermassive black hole? A Dartmouth University student found the solar system's "smallest" supermassive black hole.Earth Day’s 2022 Theme Has Been Revealed (Exclusive)
The theme of Earth Day 2022 was just unveiled.The Karakum Desert’s ‘Gates of Hell’ Sinkhole May Close After Almost 50 Years
Why are the Gates of Hell closing? The notoriously dangerous sinkhole, which is located within the Karakum Desert, has been open for the last 50 years.Conservationists Slam ‘MasterChef Ecuador’ After Challenge Involves Cooking Wild Animals
'MasterChef Ecuador' is currently facing controversy from conservationists and animal lovers alike, after chefs used wild and endangered species.What Is 1-Bromopropane, and Why Is It So Dangerous?
What is 1-bromopropane? For the first time in three decades, the chemical, which is found in dry cleaning, stain removers, adhesives and cleaners8.5 Million Gallons of Spilled Sewage in Southern California Forced Several Beaches to Close
About 8.5 million gallons of raw sewage were spilled in Southern California, which led to the emergency closing of several major beaches statewide.If the “Doomsday Glacier” Collapses, Global Sea Levels Will Rise More Than 2 Feet
If the doomsday glacier melts, the sea level rise would be so significant that it could set off a number of other reactions, including putting coastal communities at risk.KFC Is Now Offering Beyond Fried Chicken at All U.S. Restaurants
KFC and Beyond Meat are now offering Beyond Fried Chicken, an entirely plant-based alternative, at all 4,000 KFCs in the U.S.King Tides Have Been Flooding the San Francisco Area — Here’s What That Means
San Francisco and the rest of the Bay Area are being slammed with floods because of king tides — here's what that means and why it's important.The Southern Ocean Is Absorbing More Carbon Than We Thought, New Research Finds
Although it's always been known that the ocean absorbs carbon from the atmosphere, it turns out it's more of a carbon sink than we previously thought.Desmond Tutu Had an Eco-Friendly Burial With Water Cremation
What is aquamation? The late Desmond Tutu opted to have his body go through aquamation, as it's one of the most eco-friendly burial methods.After Going Extinct in the Wild, the Tequila Splitfin Is Being Reintroduced
The tequila splitfin is a fish that hails from Mexico. It went completely extinct in the wild a few years back, but now it's being reintroduced.These New Animal Species Have Been Discovered in 2021
Researchers have already discovered plenty of new species in 2021.Does Earth Have a Second Moon? Here’s What We Know
Does Earth have a second moon? Although we're used to just seeing our one and only moon, it seems as though our planet may have a second one.The Bird Flu Resurgence in Northern Israel Could Potentially Lead to Another Pandemic
In 2020, bird flu was confirmed in the U.K. and Europe. Now yet another outbreak has slammed Gailee, infecting thousands of chickens nationwide.Family of Two Moves Into 3D-Printed House Thanks to Habitat for Humanity (Exclusive)
Habitat for Humanity is now using 3D-printing technology to build sustainable, concrete, 3D-printed houses in the U.S.Biologists E.O. Wilson and Thomas Lovejoy Pass Away, Leaving Behind Incredible Legacies
E.O. Wilson and Thomas Lovejoy both passed away over Christmas, and both left behind incredible scientific legacies.Where the Heck Does Elon Musk Actually Live? Here's a Timeline of His Recent Homes
Does Elon Musk live in a tiny house, or an Austin mansion owned by Ken Howery? Here's a timeline of his recent homes.January’s Coral Bleaching Will Be the Fourth Event of Its Kind in Seven Years
What is coral bleaching? January 2022 could see the fourth coral bleaching event in seven years, which could leave devastating effects worldwide.How to Catch a Glimpse of the Christmas Comet, for a Merry and Bright Holiday
If your version of a holiday miracle is a celestial phenomenon, step outside and check out the Christmas comet, which will be visible on Dec. 25.Upwards of 25,000 Tons of Discarded Home Batteries Are Scattered Across Gaza
Gaza had endured relentless power outages, so home batteries seemed like a good solution. But it turns out they pose serious environmental risks.Almost 15 Years Later, Here’s What Happened With Michael Vick’s Dogfighting Ring
Almost 15 years after NFL player Michael Vick was exposed for running a massive dogfighting ring, we're retelling the story of what happened.Here’s What Causes Super Typhoons, Like the One That Slammed the Philippines Last Week
What causes a super typhoon? On Dec. 16 and 17, several islands in the Philippines were slammed by super typhoon Rai, which has an major death tollHigh Levels of Diesel Fuel Were Discovered in Oahu Drinking Water
Is the Navy poisoning Hawaii's drinking water? Those living in Oahu's military base have unfortunately been ingesting high levels of disel.It Looks Like New Zealand's Cigarette Ban May Actually Go Through By 2022
Is New Zealand imposing a smoking ban? Here's what you should know about the recent proposal, intended to improve environmental and human health.Elon Musk Finally Sold off His Last Mansion, to Live In His Tiny Home Full-Time
Elon Musk of Tesla and SpaceX now lives in a prefabricated tiny house for his primary residence, costing the multibillionaire just $250 per month.Comet Leonard: When Will It Be Visible, How to Watch It, and More
When will Comet Leonard be visible? The celestial phenomenon is taking place this month, so be prepared for the ultimate stargazing experience.Amazon Deforestation Connected to Popular Fashion Brands’ Leather Use
Deforestation in the Amazon rainforest is primarily due to the cattle ranching industry — and many fashion brands source leather from the Amazon.White Rhino Populations Are Declining Quickly — but How Many of Them Are There Left?
White rhino populations have been plummeting for quite some time, though conservation efforts are still being made to repopulate them in Rwanda.Vaquitas: The Beloved Species That May Soon Be Extinct
How many vaquitas are left? The marine mammal that's known as "the smiling panda of the sea" may soon be extinct, if conservation measures aren't taken.Although They Aren’t Classified as Hazardous, Nurdles Are Just as Dangerous as Oil Spills
What are nurdles used for? Although the plastic pellets have an equal environmental impact to oil spills, they are not considered hazardous.Thanksgiving Glorifies the Abhorrent Colonization of Indigenous Peoples
As Thanksgiving 2021 — the 400th anniversary of the supposed first Thanksgiving — approaches, you may be wondering exactly why Thanksgiving is bad.The Vancouver Floods Have Separated the City From the Rest of Canada
What is happening in the British Columbian city of Vancouver? Unfortunately, major ongoing floods have separated the city from the rest of Canada.U.S. Sells Leases to Drill in Gulf of Mexico to ExxonMobil, BP, Et Al.
The Gulf of Mexico lease sale will allow companies to drill for oil and gas within 80 million acres in the Gulf.Will Releasing Radioactive Water From 2011 Fukushima Disaster Harm the Pacific Ocean?
Why is Japan releasing water from the 2011 Fukushima disaster into the Pacific Ocean? It could ultimately make for an environmental travesty.Air Pollution in India Is So Bad That Schools Are Actually Closing
India is suffering from major environmental and public health issues — as air pollution continues to skyrocket, the sky is being flooded with smog.Hundreds in Egypt Injured After Major Storms Summon Scorpion Attacks
Why did storms in Egypt cause massive scorpion attacks? Hundreds of people were injured and at least three have been killed as of publication.'Dolphin Tale' Star, Winter, Sadly Died In Captivity This Week
Who was Winter the dolphin and how old was she? The famous marine mammal starred in "Dolphin Tale" and lived in captivity, before she passed away.
