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The findings of a recent excavation give fresh insights into the effects of extinction events on ecosystems. The subject has taken on great urgency in the face of what scientists are calling the sixth great extinction event.
The Al Rihla has aerodynamic characteristics very similar to its two predecessors, and if anything, may even move a bit faster at lower speeds.
Michelangelo Antonioni’s Red Desert was far ahead of its time in its depiction of the widespread sense of paralysis at our ability to stop capitalism from destroying the planet.
In 2021, buildings accounted for more than 34% of the world’s total energy demand. This figure includes embodied energy that goes into construction materials and processes, and operational energy that goes into running buildings.
A transformation in the spirit of “nothing makes sense in health and disease except in the light of evolution” will be needed for evolutionary biology to inform clinical practice.
The night sky above Hawaii’s largest island glowed a hellish red as bright, hot lava sprang forth at the volcano’s summit at around 3 pm IST on Monday.
Researchers examined the spread of alien plants introduced by four major colonial powers: the British, the Spanish, the Portuguese and the Dutch.
Can the government use green bonds to control their spread?
While many consumers get excited about the heavily discounted products, the sales extravaganza comes with a very hefty price tag for the environment.
Large earthquakes cause widespread damage, but the intensity of shaking is reduced when seismic waves have to travel at least 50 km before they reach people.
Most writings on Dalit political movements touch on the campaign for water access incidentally, as one issue among many the movement fought for.
Given what we know about climate change, at what point does enabling the exploitation of coal, oil and gas resources embody culpable moral complacency?