Why Are Japanese Fans Cleaning The Stadiums Post Match?
How often do you clear the mess you have made while watching matches in stadiums? The viral video posted by a famous Bahraini youtuber; Omar Al Farooq is about Japanese fans cleaning
Karmactive Staff
Delhi Faces Severe Pollution Emergency With AQI Over 1,100, Flights Affected, and PM2.5 Hazardous
The particulate matter sensors at Anand Vihar blinked red at 11 AM on Friday, November 15, 2024. The AQI read 1,105 – each breath containing microscopic PM2.5 particles at levels 65 times
Rahul Somvanshi
Thousands of Black Sticky Balls Wash Ashore on Sydney Beaches, Containing Toxic Waste from Drugs and PFAS
A multidisciplinary team of scientists has made significant advances in understanding the origins of the mysterious black balls appearing on Sydney’s beaches (Australia). A few weeks ago, thousands of round and sticky
Rhesus Macaques Escape Again: 43 Juveniles Loose in South Carolina, Only 1 Captured as Facility Security Concerns Rise
A group of 43 female rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta) escaped from the Alpha Genesis Primate Research Center in Yemassee, South Carolina, when a caretaker failed to secure two separate doors during routine
Govind Tekale
Carbon Recycling Roadmap: Princeton’s Plan to Repurpose 10% of CO₂ Emissions into Building Materials, Fuels, and Profitable Goods
Princeton University researchers have identified potential uses for recycled carbon that could reuse up to about 10% of carbon dioxide emissions. A study led by Emily Carter establishes a comprehensive roadmap for
Sunita Somvanshi
Plastic Straw Pollution 2024: The 8 Million Tons Entering Oceans Each Year and How It Impacts Marine Life
Plastic straws are common items that are frequently used around the world. However, they also represent a growing problem with plastic pollution, which is evident in every corner of the world. People
Sarah Rose Mathews
Lead-Contaminated Turmeric From South Asia: 1000 Micrograms Per Gram—A Silent Global Health Crisis
In the vibrant markets of South Asia, turmeric is more than just a spice – it’s a staple, a livelihood, and a cultural icon. But beneath the bright yellow hues lies a
Tejal Somvanshi
Solar-Powered Device Turns Seawater into Fresh Water: 20 Litres a Day Per Square Meter
In a world where access to clean water is becoming increasingly scarce, researchers at the University of Waterloo have developed an innovative solution that could quench the thirst of millions. Their new
Basque Country Deploys 1,000 Smart Buoys to Track Plastic Waste—Find Out What They’re Already Uncovering With Ulysses Project
The oceans are filled with plastic. The Basque Country, an autonomous community of Spain, has started a promising project to curb marine pollution and clean the seas. Technology is often spoken of
Rolls-Royce’s Filton Site Reveals 6,000-Year-Old Prehistoric Secrets and a Mysterious Roman Burial
Archaeologists have revealed a prehistoric and early Roman-era settlement in one of the UK’s most advanced engineering sites, at the Rolls-Royce site in Filton, Bristol. The discovery of the settlement, dating back