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Hermit crabs have swapped their shells for metal and plastic - Vimarsana News

Hermit crabs have swapped their shells for metal and plastic

Most of these crustaceans use pieces of garbage as homes, showing their ability to adapt to changing environments

Source: elpais.com
New study examines origins of toxic bacteria that killed 2 dogs at Halifax-area lake - Vimarsana News

New study examines origins of toxic bacteria that killed 2 dogs at Halifax-area lake

Researchers investigating what led to the deadly poisoning of two dogs at a Halifax-area lake three years ago believe mats of bacteria growing on the bed of a tributary were likely washed downstream and became highly toxic before they were eaten by the canines on the shore.

Source: cbc.ca
Bofedales: Natural Infrastructures and Andean Landscapes - Vimarsana News

Bofedales: Natural Infrastructures and Andean Landscapes

Bofedales, infraestructuras naturales y patrimonio material e inmaterial para hacer frente a la crisis climática y futuros locales.

Riding into a greener future: How widespread use of subways could slash CO₂ emissions - Vimarsana News

Riding into a greener future: How widespread use of subways could slash CO₂ emissions

Recent World Bank research used satellite data to quantify the impact of subway investments. Subways’ impacts on CO₂ emissions were assessed with the World Bank’s new satellite-based carbon emissions database, which provides consistent measures across space and time.

Mediterranean Corals Contaminated by Fly-Ash From Burning Fossil Fuels - Vimarsana News

Mediterranean Corals Contaminated by Fly-Ash From Burning Fossil Fuels

Pollutants from burning fossil fuels have been found embedded in corals, for the first time, offering scientists a potential new tool to track the history of pollution, finds a new study led by UCL researchers.