#environmental-research

#environmental-research

Wild bee populations in the U.S. are declining, but a new tool uses birds to better understand and estimate their diversity.

Cuts to NOAA threaten critical scientific research and natural resource management.

The first 30 centimeters of soil vital for agriculture, also hosts alarming levels of toxic metals.

Trump's diversity initiative purge has notably impacted Indigenous collaborations in climate science.

Researchers are developing a method to make wood glow in the dark using a parasite-like fungus that produces luciferin.

This innovation can lead to practical uses in portable lighting.

Construction paint is a significant source of microplastic pollution, affecting ecosystems and human health.

Contrails have a significant environmental impact, potentially comparable to aviation CO2 emissions, emphasizing the need for broader acknowledgment within the industry.

Hemp is being researched as a potential solution for removing PFAS toxins from contaminated soil in Maine, showcasing its unique environmental properties.

New UC Berkeley method efficiently recycles difficult-to-process plastics like polypropylene and polyethylene using economical catalysts.

The recycling process converts polyolefins into gasses that can be reused to create new plastics.

Research identifies wood-burning pollution as a significant contributor to increased death rates in London, particularly affecting respiratory health.