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Declining insects? Bring back set-aside What if there were no more insects? Recent media headlines all over the world have raised this question, often using apocalyptic terms. Remarkably, on 20 March 2019, the U.K. Parliament even took a few minutes off discussing Brexit to take note of the issue.
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Rapid Thaw of World's Permafrost Could Release 'Sleeping Giant,' Scientists Warn Rapidly thawing permafrost in the Arctic could double the warming effect produced by greenhouse gases that are being released from the ground, potentially exacerbating climate change. That's according to researchers. This "sleeping giant" hidden in the ...
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There May Be Antidote for Ocean's Most Venomous Creature WEDNESDAY, May 1, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Strong currents and sharks aren't the only threat to saltwater swimmers in Australia. A deadly jellyfish often tops their list of threats. But researchers working with mice have discovered a potential antidote to the ...
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What's up in the sky this month in Steele County OWATONNA — The warmer temperatures of May are a welcome sight. Jupiter is also welcomed to the evening sky as it joins Mars. Reddish Mars is continuing to become dimmer and now is only a little brighter than the stars in the Big Dipper. Mars is low in ...
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Nasa is sending diseased 'living human organs' on micro-chips up to the ISS to test sickness in space NASA is firing "organs on chips" into space to help cure some of humanity's deadliest diseases. About 100 microchips containing live human cells that will mimic the function of our organs will be flown to the International Space Station (ISS) this week.
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The Sacred Life of Bees What once was thought of only as a skill for professionals who don protective suits and nets is now literally abuzz with interest for attorneys, stay-at-home-moms, and businessmen and women. For many reasons, namely love of the trade, health benefits of ...
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Research: Shade trees provide some refuge among deforestation, species decline — Over 11 field seasons, between 1999 and 2010, ornithologist Cagan Sekercioglu trekked through the forests and coffee fields of Costa Rica to study how tropical birds were faring in a changing agricultural landscape. Through painstaking banding of ...
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