Juveniles mainly targeted adults for teasing, and they picked on specific individuals.
Study on Brazilian heat wave deaths shows gender & racial disparities
However, just that alone may not suffice.
However, just that alone may not suffice.
Pollution Poses Big Risks to Global Clean Water Supplies, Study Shows
Nitrogen is released into the environment via human waste and by fertilizers spread on agricultural lands.
Nitrogen is released into the environment via human waste and by fertilizers spread on agricultural lands.
Male Dominance Isn’t the Default in Primate Societies, New Study Shows
As humans encroach on apes’ territories, it could also have another unintended effect.
As humans encroach on apes’ territories, it could also have another unintended effect.
As Lightning Strike Fatalities Increase, Bangladesh Still Has No Reliable Preventive Measures
Researchers have linked the increased frequency of lightning with climate change.
Researchers have linked the increased frequency of lightning with climate change.
Seabird Poop Is Recipe for Coral Recovery Amid Climate-Driven Bleaching
Most active at night, corals share a life cycle similar to the reef fish that they attract.
Most active at night, corals share a life cycle similar to the reef fish that they attract.
Rewilding Ireland: ‘Undoing the Damage’ From a History of Deforestation
Even rare native creatures like pine martens have discovered the regenerating habitat.
Even rare native creatures like pine martens have discovered the regenerating habitat.
U.S. Natural Gas Expansion Would Surrender World to Fatal Warming, Experts Say
Climate impacts around the world would be severe, scientists say.
Climate impacts around the world would be severe, scientists say.
Norwegian Salmon Farms Gobble up Fish That Could Feed Millions in Africa: Report
The pressure on wild fish will likely increase in the coming years, aquaculture being the fastest-growing food production sector globally.
The pressure on wild fish will likely increase in the coming years, aquaculture being the fastest-growing food production sector globally.
We’re Losing Species Faster Than We Can Find Them, Study Shows
The results also imply an underreporting of extinctions.
The results also imply an underreporting of extinctions.
Bees Bring Honey and Hope to a Forest Reserve in Nigeria
Nigeria’s Ngel Nyaki Forest Reserve boasts more plant species than any other montane forest in Nigeria.
Nigeria’s Ngel Nyaki Forest Reserve boasts more plant species than any other montane forest in Nigeria.
To Reverse Deforestation and Protect Biodiversity, Build a Bioeconomy in the Amazon (Commentary)
Slowing and reversing deforestation and land degradation in the Amazon requires not only conservation efforts but also increasing the economic value of standing primary forests through a bioeconomy approach, argues Robert Muggah, co-founder of Instituto Igarapé.
Slowing and reversing deforestation and land degradation in the Amazon requires not only conservation efforts but also increasing the economic value of standing primary forests through a bioeconomy approach, argues Robert Muggah, co-founder of Instituto Igarapé.
Megafires Are Spreading in the Amazon — And They Are Here To Stay
Wildfires consuming more than 100 square kilometers (38 square miles) of tropical rainforest shouldn’t happen, yet they are becoming more and more frequent.
Wildfires consuming more than 100 square kilometers (38 square miles) of tropical rainforest shouldn’t happen, yet they are becoming more and more frequent.
‘High Seas Treaty’ Name Is Inaccurate and Should Center Biodiversity (Commentary)
As the negotiations wound down, a rebranding effort began, which dubbed the new agreement the ‘High Seas Treaty,’ which is not accurate and omits the most important term, biodiversity, but it’s not too late to re-think, re-frame, and re-name the agreement.
As the negotiations wound down, a rebranding effort began, which dubbed the new agreement the ‘High Seas Treaty,’ which is not accurate and omits the most important term, biodiversity, but it’s not too late to re-think, re-frame, and re-name the agreement.
Climate Change, Extreme Weather & Conflict Exacerbate Global Food Crisis
What the U.N. World Food Program calls “a hunger crisis of unprecedented proportions” plays out differently around the world.
What the U.N. World Food Program calls “a hunger crisis of unprecedented proportions” plays out differently around the world.
EU Parliament Expresses Disapproval of Norway’s Deep-Sea Mining Plans
On Feb. 7, members of the European Parliament voted in favor of a resolution that raises concerns about Norway’s intentions to begin deep-sea mining activities.
On Feb. 7, members of the European Parliament voted in favor of a resolution that raises concerns about Norway’s intentions to begin deep-sea mining activities.