Cat allergies could soon be over thanks to a new vaccine
According to the research, the vaccine was “well-tolerated without any overt toxicity”.
Fermin Koop is a reporter from Buenos Aires, Argentina. He holds an MSc from Reading University (UK) on Environment and Development and is specialized in environment and climate change news.
According to the research, the vaccine was “well-tolerated without any overt toxicity”.
This is not the first time Iceland is used as a training ground for NASA missions.
Bring out those reflective roofs!
It's a major challenge, but the benefits are well worth it.
Among greenhouse gasses, methane is now the second most important one causing climate change. Its expansion in the last few...
Having a preventable disease take such a large toll is unacceptable.
The James Webb telescope will be a game changer.
If the consumption of meat and dairy doesn’t fall, at least one-quarter of the world’s tropical lands could disappear by...
study proved that one way to treat cancer is by exploiting one of its loopholes to convert cancerous cells into...
The so-called “wonder molecule” is a type of amino acid found in many foods that's added to energy drinks because...
The authors call this a "landmark achievement."
The fossil forest, which is larger than Grand Central Station, is the earliest example of a forest in Asia.
Coral decay likely will become more frequent as the intensity of marine heatwaves increases in the coming years.
Sharks may glow in order to identify each other in the ocean and fight against microbial infections.
Less farmland, more forests, experts say.
Usually described as fierce predators, saber-toothed cats are imagined as stalking the open savannah in pursuit of bison, horses and...
The moon used to be sterile for billions of years -- until humans came along.
Supermarket shelves are packed with a variety of cooking oils -- but which on to choose?
Colombia, India, and Brazil were among the deadliest places for land defenders last year.
The humble seaweed plays a crucial role in our climate.