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Representative Image. Fruits on the table. Photo Source: MakaraEk (Pixabay)

Mediterranean Diet Enhances Memory by 20% and Lowers LDL Cholesterol by 30% via Gut Microbiome Changes

Young adults seeking to enhance their cognitive performance might want to rethink their dietary choices. A new study from Tulane University School of Medicine reveals that the Mediterranean diet can enhance brain

Tejal Somvanshi

January 13, 2025

Representative Image. Cows feed on grass while factory smoke fills the sky. Photo Source: Peggychoucair (Pixabay)

Pollution·Wildlife

EPA Sued Over 50-Year-Old Nitrogen Standards Blamed for Pollution Killing Wildlife and Harming Ecosystems

A new lawsuit wants the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) to do a better job protecting animals and plants from air pollution. Here’s why this matters to you and your community: What’s Happening?

Govind Tekale

January 12, 2025

Health

Surgeon General Warns: Alcohol Consumption Linked to 7 Cancer Types, 100k Cases Annually

A new health warning from one of America’s best doctors has revealed that even moderate drinking can increase your risk of acquiring cancer. U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy is pushing for cancer

Tejal Somvanshi

January 12, 2025

Representative Image. A critically endangered Dwarf Gecko. Photo Source: Vipin Baliga (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)

Conservation·Wildlife

Australia Faces $583 Billion Annual Cost to Save Threatened Wildlife from Extinction and Invasive Weeds

Australia faces an unprecedented challenge in protecting its unique wildlife. New research reveals that fully recovering the country’s threatened species would cost $583 billion annually – a quarter of Australia’s GDP –

Govind Tekale

January 12, 2025

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Conservation·Wildlife

$7.8M Invested to Enhance 15,000 Acres of Wyoming Wildlife Habitat

Wyoming’s wildlife and natural spaces are getting a significant boost through a $7.8 million conservation investment. The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) is leading this effort to protect wildlife habitats and enhance

Rahul Somvanshi

January 12, 2025

Conservation·Marine Life

Endangered Right Whales: New Calves Spotted Off Florida Amid Population Below 400

Two endangered right whales have been spotted with newborn calves off Florida’s Atlantic coast, offering a glimmer of hope for a species with fewer than 400 remaining members. Marine surveyors documented the

Govind Tekale

January 12, 2025

Representative Image. Measles Virus Particle. Photo Source: NIAID (CC BY 2.0)

Health

Victoria’s Measles Cases Reach 17 in 2024; Recent Infections Linked to Southeast Asia Travel

A new measles case in Victoria’s Cranbourne area has pushed the state’s total to 17 cases since January 2024, sparking fresh health concerns. The latest infection marks the fourth recent case linked

Tejal Somvanshi

January 11, 2025

microplastic free panels made from plastic waste. photo source: The Good Plastic Company (facebook)

Architecture·Design·Europe

Polygood Turns 350M Tons of Plastic Waste Into Microplastic-Free Panels

Every year, we throw away about 350 million metric tons of plastic waste. But some companies are turning this household waste into something useful: building materials for homes and offices. Dr. William

Rahul Somvanshi

January 11, 2025

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Health

NuGo Nutrition Bars Recalled After 11 Allergy Reports Over Undeclared Milk

A popular brand of dark chocolate nutrition bars is being pulled from store shelves because they might contain milk – a discovery that led to eleven consumer reports of allergic reactions. Lifestyle

Tejal Somvanshi

January 11, 2025

Scrub mints are critical for pollinators, including the rare blue calamintha bee (Osmia calaminthae). Kristen Grace/Florida Museum, CC BY

Conservation·Plant Life

Over Half of Florida’s Scrub Mints Now Threatened

Some of Florida’s oldest plant species are disappearing from our neighborhoods. These plants, called scrub mints, have lived in Florida longer than humans have existed. Now, new houses, roads, and changing weather

Rahul Somvanshi

January 11, 2025