Education, Health & Science
Soil quietly logs climate’s carbon balance sheet
In the Agno River Basin, climate science is not just about storms and emissions reports. It is also happening silently underground, where soil keeps a running account of how land use decisions affect carbon storage.
Science finds the shifting superpowers of pili
Pili is often known for one thing—a rich, buttery kernel that ends up as a simple snack.
Tennis power secret lives inside racket strings
In tennis, winners are usually credited to timing, technique, and nerve. But a growing body of science is pointing to something far less visible and surprisingly influential.
Salmon high on cocaine swim wildly off-course
What happens when illegal drugs leak into lakes and rivers? According to new research, fish do not just notice, they start behaving differently.
Deadly bee virus found in Philippine hives
Bees have long been the quiet workforce behind farms and forests alike. They pollinate crops, keep ecosystems humming, and produce everything from honey to beeswax.
