Category: 7. SciTech

Now, electricity prices are surging in addition to all of the uncorked demand from the Covid-19 pandemic, when the global economic slowdown and pressure from policymakers kept a lid on utility bills.

“I think if we were to repeat this analysis for next year, there would probably be a little bit…

Higher education could protect you from developing dementia in later life by providing protective benefits for your cognitive ability,…

A major report on the global food system has found that less than 1 per cent of the world is eating a diet that’s good for the planet and human health.

But switching to a healthier eating pattern could prevent up to 15 million premature deaths per year, while cutting global greenhouse gas…

Speaking by video at the UN Climate Summit in New York last week, China’s president Xi Jinping laid out his country’s climate ambitions. While the stated goals may not have been aggressive as some environmentalists would like, Xi at least reaffirmed China’s green commitment.

“Despite some…

For decades, small grooves on ancient human teeth were thought to be evidence of deliberate tool use – people cleaning their teeth with…

Astronomers have discovered a significant “growth spurt” in a rogue planet outside of our solar system.

The free-floating…

The gravitational lensing not only splits the light source, but magnifies it, allowing a detailed view of the light source behind the lens. Thanks to this, the team says that HerS-3 appears to be a bright starburst galaxy—a galaxy undergoing explosive star formation—and was formed at a time…