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environment2 min read10/15/2026Deep-Sea Research Reveals 57 New Species Near Argentina
A two-week research workshop identified 57 new species from Argentina’s Mar del Plata Canyon. The discoveries followed an expedition watched live by more than four million people.
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environment2 min read10/15/2026Giant Forest Fungus Belongs to a New Family
A fungus discovered in southwest China has unusually large structures. Scientists estimate that its family began around 65 million years ago.
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environment2 min read10/14/2026Salmon Quickly Return After Klamath Dam Removal
A study found that Chinook salmon returned to 88% of their known historical habitat after four dams were removed. However, reaching their former population levels will take more than renewed access.
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business2 min read10/14/2026Building Trust in Food That Might Go to Waste
Discounts alone do not always persuade shoppers to buy rescued food. Labels and logos can help by changing how people judge its quality.
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environment2 min read10/13/2026Wind and Solar Power Transform Electricity on a Greek Island
An EU-supported project supplies 91% of Agios Efstratios’s electricity from renewable energy and uses surplus power for heating.
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environment2 min read10/12/2026Restored Dam Reduces Disputes Over Water and Land
A dam in northern Ivory Coast is helping farmers and herders share water, while creating more opportunities to earn money from vegetable farming.
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environment2 min read7/8/2026Study Finds AI Agents Use Far More Electricity
Researchers at KAIST measured the power use of AI agents and compared it with chatbots. They found that agents can use far more energy because they plan and carry out many steps before they answer. The study warns that wider use could affect data centers and electricity networks.
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