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ecosystem

  • Record Voyage to Uncover Antarctic Climate Mysteries
    Record Voyage to Uncover Antarctic Climate Mysteries
    Deep-diving robots will venture kilometres under the Southern Ocean's surface to determine how it is holding up in the face of climate change in the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research ...
    January 5, 2024BY AAP
  • ‘Very High’ Risk of Major Summer Fish Kill in Darling River
    ‘Very High’ Risk of Major Summer Fish Kill in Darling River
    The risk of another mass fish kill in the Darling River over summer is very high as works ...
    November 10, 2023BY AAP
  • Action Urged After Damning Report Into Mass Fish Deaths
    Action Urged After Damning Report Into Mass Fish Deaths
    A damning report into the cause of millions of fish deaths has ignited demands to overhaul state water laws ...
    September 1, 2023BY AAP
  • Australia Installs 100 Wildlife Hotels in Its Most Populous City
    Australia Installs 100 Wildlife Hotels in Its Most Populous City
    The Australian city of Sydney has installed over 100 nest boxes to serve as homes in place of ...
    May 24, 2023BY Jessie Zhang
  • Senate Judiciary Committee’s Hearing on ‘Digital Advertising Ecosystem’
    Senate Judiciary Committee’s Hearing on ‘Digital Advertising Ecosystem’
    U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Competition Police, Antitrust, and Consumer Rights Subcommittee hold a hearing on Competition in the Digital Advertising ...
    May 3, 2023BY Epoch Videos
  • ‘Try Slow’ on the North Shore of Kauai, Where Regenerative Tourism Is the Way
    ‘Try Slow’ on the North Shore of Kauai, Where Regenerative Tourism Is the Way
    By Samantha Dunn From The Orange County Register I don’t want to be an invasive species. I kept ...
    April 13, 2023BY Tribune News Service
  • Depletion of Habitat of a Himalayan Fish May Signal Danger to Indus River
    Depletion of Habitat of a Himalayan Fish May Signal Danger to Indus River
    LEH, India—The Indus River system sustains over 200 million people in Asia. But its ecosystem is fragile, and ...
    October 27, 2020BY Venus Upadhayaya
  • $150 Million Grants Available to Rescue Australian Animal Habitats
    $150 Million Grants Available to Rescue Australian Animal Habitats
    The Australian government will spend $150 million ($US95 million) to accelerate wildlife recovery after the bushfires devastated communities ...
    May 11, 2020BY Jessie Zhang
  • Innovation Key to Sustaining America’s Competitiveness
    Innovation Key to Sustaining America’s Competitiveness
    WASHINGTON—The United States is back as the “most competitive economy” in the world, reclaiming the No. 1 spot ...
    October 19, 2018BY Emel Akan
  • China’s Timber Demand Is Destroying Forests in Russia and Zambia
    China’s Timber Demand Is Destroying Forests in Russia and Zambia
    China's One Belt, One Road investments into the timber industries in both countries—as well as rampant illegal logging—have ...
    October 8, 2018BY Frank Fang
  • We All Live Downstream—It’s Time to Restore Our Freshwater Ecosystems
    We All Live Downstream—It’s Time to Restore Our Freshwater Ecosystems
    We all stand to benefit from protecting biodiversity and repairing our waterways.
    May 9, 2016BY Chrystal Mantyka-Pringle
  • To Stop Mass Extinction, Focus on the ‘Ghosts’
    To Stop Mass Extinction, Focus on the ‘Ghosts’
    A new study urges scientists to move their focus from species extinction to species rarity in order to ...
    December 25, 2015BY Jim Shelton
  • Boom in ‘Armored’ Plankton Puzzles Scientists
    Boom in ‘Armored’ Plankton Puzzles Scientists
    A microscopic marine alga is thriving in the North Atlantic to an extent that defies scientific predictions, suggesting ...
    December 2, 2015BY Arthur Hirsch
  • Study: Humans Causing Sixth Extinction Event on Earth
    Study: Humans Causing Sixth Extinction Event on Earth
    Vitus Bering, the famous explorer, led perhaps the most ambitious scientific expedition ever in the 1730s.
    June 28, 2015BY Gerardo Ceballos
  • Nobel Prize Winner’s Theory Tested in Baja California Sur
    Nobel Prize Winner’s Theory Tested in Baja California Sur
    In 2009, Elinor Ostrom won the Nobel Prize for economics.
    April 29, 2015BY David Orenstein
  • Quick Warm-Up Dooms Seafloor to Long Recovery
    Quick Warm-Up Dooms Seafloor to Long Recovery
    Abrupt climate changes off the coast of Southern California caused small decreases in seawater oxygenation.
    April 2, 2015BY University of California, Santa Barbara
  • Fish Found Living Deep Below Antarctic Ice (Video)
    Fish Found Living Deep Below Antarctic Ice (Video)
    The water below the Antarctic ice sheet is as cold and dark as ever, but it turns out ...
    January 23, 2015BY Epoch Videos
  • Could This Be One Reason Why Whale Populations Have Not Recovered Following Hunt Ban?
    Could This Be One Reason Why Whale Populations Have Not Recovered Following Hunt Ban?
    When commercial whaling was banned in 1986 it put an end to a harvest that threatened the existence ...
    August 11, 2014BY Luke Rendell
  • China’s Economic Explosion Is Ravaging Its Coastal Ecosystems
    China’s Economic Explosion Is Ravaging Its Coastal Ecosystems
    The speed and scale of China's rapid economic growth has led to widespread degradation of its densely inhabited ...
    August 11, 2014BY Qiang He
  • Scientists Focusing on the Wrong Sharks in the Wrong Places
    Scientists Focusing on the Wrong Sharks in the Wrong Places
    Sharks are in danger in most parts of the world, with a quarter of all sharks and rays ...
    May 16, 2014BY Paolo Momigliano
  • Canada’s Trade in Polar Bear Skins Triggers Review by International Body
    Canada’s Trade in Polar Bear Skins Triggers Review by International Body
    Last week I was in Veracruz Mexico for an Animals Committee meeting of the Convention on International Trade ...
    May 11, 2014BY Zak Smith
  • How Whale Feces Help You Breathe
    How Whale Feces Help You Breathe
    Half of the world’s oxygen is provided by phytoplankton, an aquatic organism that functions as a carbon sink ...
    May 8, 2014BY Marieke Vos
  • How Your Bedding Could Save Monarch Butterflies
    How Your Bedding Could Save Monarch Butterflies
    Imagine being able to sleep each night knowing your pillow is helping to save threatened species. Your pillow ...
    May 3, 2014BY Christine Chamberlin
  • A Look at Little-Known Giant Armadillos
    A Look at Little-Known Giant Armadillos
    Until just recently the science world knew little of the giant armadillo, the largest of the armadillo species ...
    July 1, 2013BY Ticiane Rossi
TOP NEWS
  • NTD 8th International Piano Competition Winners Announced
    2hr By NTD Newsroom
    NTD 8th International Piano Competition Winners Announced
  • New PFAS Pesticides Are Entering Our Food System, Revealing a Conundrum
    2hr By Marina Zhang
    New PFAS Pesticides Are Entering Our Food System, Revealing a Conundrum
  • Putin Meets US Envoys as Russia Halts Strikes on Kyiv for 72 Hours
    3hr By Jacki Thrapp
    Putin Meets US Envoys as Russia Halts Strikes on Kyiv for 72 Hours
  • Labor Day Gas Prices Head for Record High
    4hr By Bill Pan
    Labor Day Gas Prices Head for Record High
  • Here’s What People Get Wrong About Modern Warfare | John Spencer
    8hr By Jan Jekielek, Epoch TV
    Here’s What People Get Wrong About Modern Warfare | John Spencer
  • State Department Says 75 Americans Remain Missing After Nepal-Tibet Flood
    8hr By Dorothy Li
    State Department Says 75 Americans Remain Missing After Nepal-Tibet Flood
  • US Forces Destroy 3 IRGC Oil Tankers After Iran Targets Navy Warships
    9hr By Jacki Thrapp
    US Forces Destroy 3 IRGC Oil Tankers After Iran Targets Navy Warships
  • Court Rules Pentagon Can Proceed With Firing Journalists
    10hr By Naveen Athrappully
    Court Rules Pentagon Can Proceed With Firing Journalists
  • Epoch Readers Divided Over Tariffs on Canada, United Over China Concerns
    11hr By Savannah Hulsey Pointer
    Epoch Readers Divided Over Tariffs on Canada, United Over China Concerns
  • Trump Grants Clemency to 30, White House Pardon Czar Says
    12hr By Kimberly Hayek
    Trump Grants Clemency to 30, White House Pardon Czar Says
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