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Science is key to understanding the world around us. In this section, we’ll consider what scientists are currently projecting regarding the climate and the natural world.
We’ll also look at how scientific research impact industries like engineering and manufacturing and medicine and how that will impact the future of our world.
Latest Posts
Common Chemicals in Our Water Supply and How to Avoid Them
People rely on tap water almost every day of their lives, at least in the…
Preventing Pharmaceutical Pollution in Water
The pharmaceutical industry is one of the biggest in the world, but it also creates…
How Does Desalination Work? Access to Drinking Water
Water scarcity affects an estimated one out of three people on every continent, according to…
What Are the Most Effective Water Pollution Solutions?
Water pollution is one of our most pressing environmental problems. We all need water to…
How Ocean Exploration Technology Is Changing Our Understanding of the Sea
It’s 2018, and we’ve got humans living in orbit and robots exploring the cosmos. At…
Technology Connects People to Conservation and Environmental Efforts
Technology and the environment don’t have to be at odds. In fact, technology connects people…
Oceanography vs. Marine Biology — What’s the Difference?
Our planet is a wonder, at least as far as we know. It’s the only…
Should Cloning Bring Back Extinct Species?
Cloning has been a contentious topic since a team of Scottish scientists presented Dolly the…
New Technology Helping Save Wildlife
If you read technology news even on an occasional basis, you’re probably accustomed to reading…
Why Have We Explored More of Outer Space Than the Ocean?
Summary Ocean exploration Oceans make up 71% of the Earth’s surface but only 5% has…
Genetic Influence on Sustainable Living
What is the genetic influence on sustainable living? What does a self-sustainable lifestyle have to…
Can We Clone Endangered Species to Save Biodiversity?
You might remember hearing about Dolly the sheep. She was perhaps the most famous sheep…
