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Elizabeth Wathuti. Photo Source: World Economic Forum (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)

Elizabeth Wathuti Tracks 30,000 Tree GPS Tags and Engages 205,700 People Through Green Generation Initiative in Kenya

Picture this: It’s 2002 in Kenya’s Nyeri County, and a seven-year-old Elizabeth Wathuti is getting her hands dirty, planting her first tree. Born in 1995, she didn’t just watch her homeland’s forests

Govind Tekale

November 20, 2024

Health·News·Science

Global Antibiotic Consumption Soars 16% to 34.3 Billion Doses Amid Alarming Resistance Trends

Remember when a simple strep throat could be knocked out with basic penicillin? Those days are fading fast. Each time you pop an antibiotic, microscopic bacteria are learning to fight back through

Tejal Somvanshiand

Rahul Somvanshi

November 20, 2024

U.S. President Joe Biden visiting the Amazon rainforest.

Climate·News·USA

Biden Visits Amazon, Announces $11 Billion Annual Climate Finance by 2024 and $37.5 Million Reforestation Loan in Brazil.

President Joe Biden’s historic November 17 touchdown in Manaus marked an environmental policy watershed, as the 81-year-old leader became the first sitting U.S. president to witness the Amazon’s vastness – and its

Govind Tekale

November 19, 2024

Nature·News·USA·Wildlife

White-tailed Deer CWD Detection in Louisiana’s Jefferson Davis Parish and Washington’s Spokane County Sparks Fresh Alerts

Louisiana identified a new case of White-railed Deer with Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in Jefferson Davis Parish on November 7, 2024, while Washington reported its second case in Spokane County during the

Rahul Somvanshi

November 19, 2024

Health·Pollution·Science

Kitchen Renovations Cut PM2.5 by 23% and Save Lives—Are $12B Improvements the Answer for China?

New research from Peking University shows that basic kitchen improvements – adding ventilation fans and separate cooking spaces – could prevent 67,400 premature deaths each year in rural China. The facts are

Karmactive Team

November 19, 2024

Nature·Wildlife

AI Analyzes Soundwaves to Track Biodiversity, Detecting 34 Species Across Tropical Habitats

Deep in Malaysian tropical forests, artificial intelligence algorithms are processing soundwaves into spectrograms, producing acoustic data to track wildlife populations. University of Copenhagen researchers have achieved a remarkable accuracy rate at species

Rahul Somvanshi

November 19, 2024

From top left: Scanning tunneling microscope images of electrons evolving into a single Wigner molecule (bottom right). Credit: Berkeley Lab

Science

Berkeley Physicists Capture First Images of Quantum Molecular Crystals at 10-Nanometer Scales

Berkeley Lab and UC Berkeley physicists have accomplished what quantum scientists have dreamed of for the last more than half century- capturing direct images of Wigner molecular crystals, a quantum phase where

Karmactive Team

November 18, 2024

Archaeology·Marine Life

Starfish Remains Found at Tula Reveal Toltec Cosmology and 1,000-Year-Old Pacific Trade Links

Back in the 1990s, when archaeologists were fixing a drainage system at Mexico’s Tula Archaeological Zone, they stumbled upon something peculiar – thousands of tiny calcium plates. Now, after careful analysis, these

Govind Tekale

November 17, 2024

Air Pollution in Delhi NCR. Photo Credits: @LicypriyaK (X formerly Twitter)

India·Pollution

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

November 16, 2024

News·USA

UFO Congressional Hearing Reveals Pentagon Secrets on Advanced Technologies and Missing UAP Data

Representatives Nancy Mace (R-South Carolina) and Glenn Grothman (R-Wisconsin) held the latest Congressional hearing on UFOs – now officially termed UAPs – on November 13 at 11:30 a.m. ET in the Rayburn

Karmactive Staff

November 15, 2024