The first investigation on stray dogs living in Chornobyl’s Exclusion Zone showed that two distinct populations of dogs live there, with different DNA. The two populations rarely interbreed. The research’s goal is to find how humans might be able to cope with extreme radiation conditions by understanding how the dogs populations thrive there.
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As the COP27 climate summit continues, the developing countries financial aid requirements are brought to the table. About 2 trillion dollars will be needed by
The environmental company GHGSat detected with its high-resolution satellite Methane emission created by cattle on a Californian ranch. The gas emitted had enough energy to
We often ask ourselves what we can do to help earth. One of the important things is to teach your kids to think of our
