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Updated: June 05, 2021 13:59 IST The new study looked at rainfall changes between 1999 and 2019 in the southern Brazilian Amazon as a model for future rainfall shifts Share Article AAA In this Nov. 25, 2019 file photo, highway BR-163 stretches between the Tapajos National Forest, left, and a soy field in Belterra, Para state, Brazil.   | Photo Credit: AP The new study looked at rainfall changes between 1999 and 2019 in the southern Brazilian Amazon as a model for future rainfall shifts Brazilian agribusiness is losing up to $1 billion dollars a year as rising deforestation cuts rainfall in ...

An IIT Delhi study has shown that experiencing nature helps us overcome distractions and build focus. It has demonstrated that the human brain has been designed to love nature.

No matter if you are a fellow artist or just trying to find a place to spend your weekend afternoons, visiting museums for ¥300 each can quickly add up throughout the year. That is why the Tokyo Museum Grutto Pass is definitely something to consider for all the cost conscious. Tokyo Museum Grutto Pass 2021 is a convenient ticket booklet that provides free entry tickets, as well as discount coupons for 99 museums and other facilities in the Tokyo area for just ¥2,500.  Don’t worry, If you feel a bit overwhelmed by the 99 options, here’s our guide from the popular ones to the hidden gems...

Updated: Early detection, better data and preventative measures could reduce costs considerably Share Article AAA This undated photo released by National Institute of Infectious Diseases via Kyodo News, shows a tiger mosquito.   | Photo Credit: AP Early detection, better data and preventative measures could reduce costs considerably   Disease-carrying mosquitoes, crop-ravaging rodents, forest-eating insects and even the domestic cat are all "exotic" intruders whose cost to humanity and the environment is vast and growing, according to a sweeping study published Wednesday. Researchers in Fr...

Responsible AI — the need for ethical guard rails Updated: Updated: Without adequate safeguards, AI can widen social and economic schisms, leading to discriminatory outcomes Share Article Without adequate safeguards, AI can widen social and economic schisms, leading to discriminatory outcomes Since Czech writer Karel Čapek first mentioned robots in a 1920s play, humans have dreamed about intelligent machines. What if robots take over policing? What if nanny-bots look after our children and elderly? What if — and this has been rich fodder for dystopian literature — they became more i...