Association between soft drink consumption and mortality in 10 European countries
A new study coordinated by researchers from the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) examined the association between total, sugar-sweetened, and artificially sweetened soft drink...
Negative houseplants Myth or truth?
Whenever we talk about magical plants, we associate with many beneficial qualities. However, we do not imagine that in the vegetable kingdom also exist which pose a threat to humans; those who...
Southern elephant seals help monitor the melting of Antarctica
The deep waters of the Southern Ocean transport heat, oxygen and carbon dioxide from the surface to the deep ocean.This is the way through which anthropogenic CO2 is removed in part from the...
Mexican biologist creates methodology to restore coral reefs
A marine biologist at the Autonomous University of Baja California Sur (UABCS) developed a methodology to restore coral reefs gender Pocillopora in the Archipelago National Park Holy Spirit. Yunes...
A third of the oceans is anemic
A third of the oceans is anemic, especially around Antarctica, due to lack of nutrients such as iron, which has led to the presence of large portions of marine “deserts”. The iron...
Monsanto alters the nature patented: a flower that can never fade
Monsanto, the company associated with a series of ecological, economic and health problems, has launched the proposal to create flowers that, once cut, can be maintained for longer. To prevent...
Climate change could not be “fatal” for all corals
Some corals that live in the Caribbean could adapt to new climatic conditions, says a scientific study of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI), based in Panama, released Friday....
The world’s deadliest bird is endangered
It is the cassowary, a lone bird, strong legs and sharp claws, which knows how to defend well when he believes that its territory has been invaded by strangers. It was one of these specimens that...
