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Burned serpentine chaparral at McLaughlin Natural Reserve after the 2020 LNU Lightning Complex. (Image credit: Alandra Lopez)

Stanford Study Uncovers Toxic Airborne Particles Including Hazardous Metals in Post-Wildfire Soil

Wildfires, nature’s furious infernos, not only devour landscapes but also metamorphose seemingly harmless elements into airborne menaces. A recent Stanford University study, published on December 12 in Nature Communications, illuminates a startling

Govind Tekale

January 8, 2024

Climate·Science·Wildlife

New Extinction Data Sounds the Alarm: Bird Populations Decimated by Human Activity

In a groundbreaking revelation, a study involving UCL researchers and led by the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, published in Nature Communications, discloses a staggering loss in bird species, primarily due

Govind Tekale

January 8, 2024

The start of a more sustainable production facility to create hydrogen fuel for Ariane 6 – Europe’s new heavy-lift rocket – is underway.

Energy·Space·Sustainability

ESA and CNES Champion Sustainable Space Travel with Green Hydrogen Hyguane Initiative

The arena of space exploration is on the cusp of a transformative shift, thanks to the European Space Agency (ESA) and France’s space agency CNES. Their latest endeavor, Project Hyguane, heralds a

Govind Tekale

December 30, 2023

Lexus LANDMARK by Koichi Takada Architects © Koichi Takada Architects

Architecture·Design·Sustainability

LANDMARK by Lexus: Blending Nature, Luxury and Sustainability

The Landmark by Lexus is a luxurious showroom located in Flemington, Melbourne, Australia. The three-story temporary building is adaptable, modular, and environmentally friendly. One of the great advantages of temporary pavilions is

Anuhya Mandava

December 29, 2023

Travel

From Revenge to Reflection: How Slow Travel is Redefining 2024’s Travel Scene

Slow travel: it is hard to tell when this concept originated, but it definitely emerged in the early 2000s. It seems to have its roots tracing back to the slow food movement

Tejal Somvanshi

December 5, 2023

Space

From Launchpad to Ionosphere: Unraveling the Mystery Behind SpaceX’s Red Glows

The breathtaking ‘SpaceX auroras’, a unique atmospheric phenomenon resulting from rocket launches, are capturing the attention of scientists and skywatchers alike. As we gaze into the heavens, these glows offer a glimpse

Govind Tekale

December 2, 2023

OKNP botanists Devin Rodgers and Toby Shaya

Discovery·Plant Life

Kentucky’s Latest Natural Marvel: The Carnivorous Sundew Makes Its Debut

Kentucky’s plant scene just got more interesting! The Office of Kentucky Nature Preserves (OKNP) has found something special – a carnivorous plant, the Round-leaved Sundew, right in our backyard. This isn’t just

Karmactive Staff

November 13, 2023

Pollution·Science·Water

IIT Madras and Tel Aviv University Developed Graphene Aerogel for Wastewater Woes

In a significant stride toward cleaner water, researchers from IIT Madras and Tel Aviv University have engineered a new aerogel that’s adept at snatching pollutants right out of wastewater. This isn’t just

Rahul Somvanshi

November 9, 2023

An endangered Preble’s meadow jumping mouse (Zapus hudsonius preblei) captured during a population survey.

Conservation·Nature·Science

Revive & Restore: Innovating Genetic Rescue for Endangered Species with USFWS!

In a world where biodiversity is dangling on a thinning thread, innovative measures are more than a necessity. Revive & Restore, a non-profit at the forefront of integrating biotechnology into conservation, has

Govind Tekale

October 21, 2023

Energy·News·USA

Hydrogen Hubs: U.S. Pioneers Clean Energy with $7 Billion Boost!

The Biden-Harris Administration’s $7 billion investment in clean hydrogen hubs marks a significant stride in the clean energy transition, aiming to decarbonize sectors that have traditionally been carbon-intensive. This initiative, however, isn’t

Govind Tekale

October 21, 2023