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Seabirds' Presence On Islands Can Boost Coral Growth Rates, Experts Say - Vimarsana News

Seabirds' Presence On Islands Can Boost Coral Growth Rates, Experts Say

The presence of seabirds in islands could improve the growth rate of corals. Read more here. A study found out that the presence of seabirds in islands could improve the growth rate of corals.

World's First Garbage Collection Competition Held in Japan Joined by 21 Countries - Vimarsana News

World's First Garbage Collection Competition Held in Japan Joined by 21 Countries

The UK wins Japan’s first world rubbish collection competition. Read more here. Japan hosted the inaugural SpoGomi World Cup, a one-of-a-kind sports event centered on garbage collection.

Scientists' Shocking Discovery: Microplastics From Food Packaging, Paints Found in Human Heart Tissues | HNGN - Vimarsana News

Scientists' Shocking Discovery: Microplastics From Food Packaging, Paints Found in Human Heart Tissues | HNGN

Scientists identified microplastics, often found in food packaging and paints, in a human heart for the first time.

Source: hngn.com
Buffalo New York 3.8M Earthquake Update: No Injuries, Damage Reported But US to Monitor for Possible Tremors - Vimarsana News

Buffalo New York 3.8M Earthquake Update: No Injuries, Damage Reported But US to Monitor for Possible Tremors

A magnitude of 3.8 earthquake was unleashed near Buffalo, New York City. Many residents felt the quake's tremors. No injuries or property damages were reported. Read here for earthquake preparedness tips.

Mariana Trench Pollution Alarm Experts As New Study Shows Higher Levels of Chemical and Plastic Pollutants - Vimarsana News

Mariana Trench Pollution Alarm Experts As New Study Shows Higher Levels of Chemical and Plastic Pollutants

The researchers observed unusually high levels of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in the fatty tissues of amphipods (shrimp-like crustaceans) collected from the Mariana and Kermadec trenches.