Polynesian Storm-Petrels Return After 100+ Years
Polynesian storm-petrels have reappeared on Kamaka Island after a 100+ year absence, thanks to innovative rat removal using drones. Is this the start of their full return?
Karmactive Staff
RFK Jr.’s Lawyer Seeks Polio Vaccine Ban
A key adviser to RFK Jr. petitioned the FDA to revoke polio vaccine approval, raising public health concerns amid his HHS nomination.
Tejal Somvanshi
Massive Water Reservoir 700km Deep Holds Triple Earth’s Surface Oceans
Scientists reveal a colossal water reservoir 700km beneath Earth's surface, containing three times the volume of all surface oceans combined.
32 U.S. Coastal Cities Face Double Threat From Rising Seas and Sinking Land
NOAA's latest sea level rise projections reveal massive financial risks for U.S. coastal properties. See which cities face the greatest threats and how rising waters could transform American coastline
Rahul Somvanshi
Virginia Secures World’s First Grid-Scale Fusion Power Plant, Promising 400MW Clean Energy by 2030
Commonwealth Fusion Systems plans a $2B fusion power facility near Richmond, VA, aiming to power 150,000 homes with clean nuclear energy. Can this MIT spinoff finally make fusion power a reality?
Endangered Peñasco Least Chipmunk’s Habitat Shrinks to 4,386 Acres
Discover the challenges facing the Peñasco least chipmunk as its habitat dwindles to 4,386 acres amid wildfires and human activities.
Florida Bans Lab-Grown Meat, Raising Safety, Innovation, and Trade Fears
Florida blocks lab-grown meat production and sales, sparking debates on food safety, agriculture protection, and whether the U.S. is falling behind China in cultivated meat innovation.
Stanford’s Skin Cream Tetanus Vaccine Saves Mice
Stanford scientists create a skin cream tetanus vaccine using modified bacteria, helping mice survive 6x the lethal dose. Could this needle-free solution revolutionize future immunizations?
13 Populations of Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout Restored in 10 Years
In a remarkable conservation success, 13 Rio Grande cutthroat trout populations have been restored over the past decade, revitalizing this native species and enhancing biodiversity.
Sensors Detect Plant Dehydration 48 Hours Early
"Discover how innovative sensors identify plant dehydration 48 hours before visible signs, enabling timely interventions to prevent crop loss.