An Undeveloped Island that Retains much of Iceland’s Appeal
Tourism

An Undeveloped Island that Retains much of Iceland’s Appeal

Iceland has experienced one of the world’s fastest rates of growth in terms of tourism during the past ten years. In 2017, the Nordic country…
Climate Governance
Management

Climate Governance

Climate governance refers to the system of institutions, laws, policies, and agreements aimed at addressing climate change and mitigating its impacts. This includes global, national,…
Why Puffer Fish Respawn on Beaches at Night is Due to a Pheromone
Zoology

Why Puffer Fish Respawn on Beaches at Night is Due to a Pheromone

There is no scientific evidence of a pheromone that explains pufferfish spawning on beaches under moonlight. However, some species of pufferfish do lay their eggs…
Meditations that are Arousal-Driven Increase Attentiveness and Strengthen Top-Down Control
Psychology

Meditations that are Arousal-Driven Increase Attentiveness and Strengthen Top-Down Control

Contrary to common opinion, not all situations are best served by mindfulness-based meditation or breathing techniques that cause the autonomic nervous system (ANS) to go…
Measuring the Pressure of Moving
Psychology

Measuring the Pressure of Moving

Moving is thought to be stressful, but how stressful is it? Researchers have devised a novel investigation method. Dr. William Cheung of the University of…
Tiny Fish May Be the Key to Making Significant Progress against Global Malnutrition
Zoology

Tiny Fish May Be the Key to Making Significant Progress against Global Malnutrition

Small fish, often called “micro-livestock,” can be a key ingredient in fighting global malnutrition. They are a source of high-quality protein, essential vitamins, and minerals,…
Brain Network for Depression Resilience Discovered in New Study
Psychology

Brain Network for Depression Resilience Discovered in New Study

A recent study has identified a network in the brain associated with resilience to depression. This network involves several brain regions, including the anterior cingulate…
Wind-powered Vehicle
Technology

Wind-powered Vehicle

Wind power, like solar power, has grown in popularity as a source of renewable energy. Transportation, and what powers it, has long been a source…
Fish can Quickly Control the Water in their Cells Thanks to a Quick-Closing Valve
Zoology

Fish can Quickly Control the Water in their Cells Thanks to a Quick-Closing Valve

All living creatures need to maintain a proper fluid balance within their cells. Cells can employ their aquaporins, also known as water channels that open…
Boomerang Nebula – a protoplanetary nebula
Astronomy

Boomerang Nebula – a protoplanetary nebula

The Boomerang Nebula is a protoplanetary nebula located about 5,000 light-years away in the constellation Centaurus. It is so called because of its distinctive boomerang…
Sea Trials Show That “SharkGuard” Decreases Bycatch of Endangered Sharks
Plants and Animals

Sea Trials Show That “SharkGuard” Decreases Bycatch of Endangered Sharks

Longline fishing poses the biggest threat to sharks that live in the open ocean, with fishers reportedly catching 20 million pelagic sharks each year while…
Solar Vehicle
Technology

Solar Vehicle

A solar vehicle is a vehicle that is powered by energy from the sun, typically through the use of solar panels. These vehicles can be…
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