It wasn’t that long ago when the world saw the first working airplane take to the skies, relatively speaking. Since …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-20-electric-planes-make-debut-at-fresnos-chandler-airport.html

Farmers in northwestern Michigan may have just found a way to hit two birds with one stone, figuratively speaking: They’ve …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-20-natural-is-always-better-using-predators-to-protect-crops-instead-of-herbicides-boosts-profit-and-conserves-wildlife.html

In India alone, around 15,000 tons of plastic are used every single day, which translates to over 5.5 million tons …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-20-one-company-is-attempting-to-improve-indias-air-and-water-by-making-packaging-out-of-plant-fibers.html

Two separate studies have suggested that hydraulic fracking is the likeliest cause behind South Korea’s worst earthquake. An Eco Watch article shared …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-19-study-south-koreas-largest-earthquake-was-likely-triggered-by-geothermal-fracking.html

Plastic pollution is slowly but surely killing our environment, and many of us strive to find better alternatives to problematic …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-19-new-study-says-biodegradable-plastic-bags-are-not-helpful-to-the-environment.html

With the rise of technology also comes the rise of electronic waste across the globe. It may seem as if …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-19-novel-recycling-process-turns-discarded-hard-disk-drive-magnets-into-new-material.html

Researchers have found a new way to measure the photosynthesis levels of marine plants. A Cosmos Magazine article details how they employed …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-19-marine-scientists-use-underwater-microphones-to-hear-photosynthesis.html

If the U.S. wants to completely rely on solar power, it will need to set aside a lot of land. …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-18-solar-power-for-the-whole-world-could-be-generated-from-a-relatively-small-patch-of-land.html

The Cerrado, a unique savanna in Brazil, is at risk of losing biodiversity because it’s being converted into cropland, as …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-18-unique-savanna-in-brazil-is-being-converted-to-cropland-losing-biodiversity-and-endangering-hydroelectric-power.html

British researchers have succeeded in modernizing concrete with graphene. In a New Atlas article, they reported that the improved concrete is …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-18-researchers-use-graphene-to-make-new-and-improved-concrete.html

Power lines, cell towers and other trappings of modern life may come with a higher price tag than anyone could …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-16-electromagnetic-radiation-from-power-lines-a-very-real-threat-to-wildlife-study.html

Those colorful plastic straws you poke into juice boxes or put inside a can of soda may be a part …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-16-thats-the-last-straw-why-drinking-from-a-straw-actually-is-bad-for-you-and-the-environment.html

There’s almost no more room for anymore storage tanks at the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) nuclear reactor site in …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-14-radioactive-water-being-stored-at-the-fukushima-power-plant-approaches-limit.html

Honeybees are known to “clean up” dead individuals and remove them from the hive. A study by researchers from the …

http://www.environ.news/2018-06-14-honeybees-smell-dead-individuals-and-remove-them-from-the-colony-to-protect-their-young.html