The conditions of the Great Barrier Reef are nothing short of worrying: in the course of under three decades a good half of the corals have been lost to the ever increasing climate changes. The Australian Marine Conservation Society has urged UNESCO to declare the Australian Reef "endangered world…
In the atmosphere it's been found 3 compounds forbidden by the Montreal Protocol which cause the ozone hole. A study published on the magazine PNAS talks about it.
The world's oldest dinosaur feather was found in Germany in 1861. Recently, the University of Florida and National Geographic were able to reconstruct the appearance of the Archaeopteryx, the dinosaur species it allegedly belonged to.
Sustainable development, through the purification the waters polluted by the heavy metals. Now it's possible thanks to the discovery of new nanoparticles that made bio compatible materials.
The glaciers are dying and with them even the planet Earth. Why? Because many elements are bringing to their melting ever faster and on the increase of the oceans. But that's not all, let's see it in the article.
26th of april 1986. Chernobyl (Černobyl'). The biggest nuclear disaster of the human history. May 2021, 35 years later. The reactor number 4 of the nuclear plant of Chernobyl woke up. What is happening? Do we risk a new accident? Do they…
It just ended in Milan the month Stem in the City, the event dedicated to a more sustainable and digital future. About what did they talk about during the last month? Let's discover it together.
A team of scientists of the University of Vermont, in the United States, created the Xenobot. They are real "living machines" programmable, based on cells of frog which are able to move toward a target while carrying something.
Year 2030. It's been 10 years since the pandemic that hit the world. 10 years since the biggest economic crisis of the century. We got our freedom back, but the world has changed. How will be the world in the 2030?
The plastic, the big discovery of the twentieth century and the bitter enemy of the twenty-first. Do you know how much plastic ends up inside our seas and oceans? About the 80% of all the one produced and spreaded. It's a lot. Once in the…