[ad_1] Since 1990, cities in the US have been gradually dimming or dimming outdoor lights to help one of their most vulnerable populations – migratory birds. Lights Out programs, organized by conservation and civil society groups like the Audubon Society, have arisen in 20 different states, plus DC and Toronto, and involve the help of…

[ad_1] American researchers have developed a technique to convert food waste into jet fuel, bringing the prospect of net zero flights one step closer. Beachside pina coladas could soon taste a bit sweeter to climate-conscious tourists thanks to a new jet fuel, which scientists say dramatically reduces emissions from planes. The kerosene alternative was developed…

[ad_1] A new study has found that the total mass of e-waste generated by Americans has been declining since 2015. In an age when most of us can’t imagine life without our digital devices, this surprising finding has ramifications both for the way we think about the future of e-waste and for laws and regulations…

[ad_1] A dizzying tour of a Minneapolis bowling alley has seen millions of people watching, and even Hollywood impressed by the skillful skills of the pilot. The 87-second video, produced by Sky Candy Studios, begins over Bryant Lake Bowl before speeding through the door, completing several laps around the lanes and flying behind pin-setting machines…

[ad_1] We are in the middle of March and, although the days are getting longer, these clear and cool nights are still a perfect time to gaze at the stars. What can you expect to see if you observe the darkness for the next several weeks? So much, it turns out. Let’s take a look…

[ad_1] SWNS An arthritis treatment for dogs is being implemented, the first in the world, and veterinarians call it “innovative.” The new biological therapy involves the synthesis of antibody molecules to eradicate pain caused by arthritis. The antibodies have been made in the US by Zoeitus, the world’s largest animal health company, and Scotland’s dogs…

[ad_1] From the days of the original BBC Planet EarthNature documentaries have brilliantly revealed the strangeness of life, but the recent behavior of a sea slug observed in a Japanese laboratory is enough to leave one speechless. Sayaka Mitoh As strange as birds of paradise dancing and cleaning, as strange as bioluminescent marine life, as…

[ad_1] In an encouraging twist to the narrative, an experiment showed that basic income recipients in a California city displayed intelligence and ambition, not lethargy. LPS.1, CC license Sociologists consider the randomized, controlled trial in the city of Stockton to be a good starting point for further research on the effects of an untethered cash…

[ad_1] A Finnish company has found a way to use wood pulp to print new clothes, and the only by-product is water. Like an ill-fitting suit, the fashion industry carries with it a large carbon footprint, which according to some estimates it is equivalent to about four percent of global CO2 emissions. Enter Finnish fiber…