Tiny red animals dart in the dark under the ice of a frozen Quebec...
In a frozen lake in Quebec, tiny red creatures zip about under the ice. Biologists report the discovery of active, unusually red, life in...
Paving the way for a non-electric battery to store solar energy
Materials chemists have been trying for years to make a battery that can store solar energy in chemical bonds rather than electrons, releasing the...
Nontraditional sites for future solar farms
In a study published today in Environmental Science and Technology, researchers at the University of California, Riverside and the University of California, Davis, explored...
Life on the edge prepares plants for climate change
In the first study to predict whether different populations of the same plant species can adapt to climate change, scientists find that central European...
Nearly zero-energy buildings: A difficult challenge for Southern Europe
Most of the countries in Southern Europe are ill-prepared when it comes to implementing nearly zero-energy buildings, and in particular, when addressing the challenge...
A radical approach to methane oxidation into methanol
Researchers have converted methane into valuable chemicals. The reaction occurs under ambient conditions in a novel two-phase system. Chlorine radicals are generated by light...
Discovery of ruins of ancient Turkic monument surrounded by 14 pillars with inscriptions
A joint excavation team has discovered the ruins of a unique monument surrounded by 14 large stone pillars with Turkic Runic inscriptions arranged in...
Expanding solar energy without encroaching on potential farmland and conservation areas
As the world tries to combat climate change, sustainable forms of energy are on the rise. Solar energy is of particular interest, but arrays...
The missing link between exploding stars, clouds, and climate on Earth
The study reveals how atmospheric ions, produced by the energetic cosmic rays raining down through the atmosphere, helps the growth and formation of cloud...
Warming seas double snowfall around North America’s tallest peaks
Research finds dramatic increases in snowfall since the beginning of the Industrial Age and explains global climate connections linking northern mountains with tropical oceans.
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