Robins and other birds in Rhode Island are getting intoxicated by eating fermented winter berries, leading to stumbling and collisions. Freezing and thawing cycles ferment the sugars in the berries, causing unintentional inebriation in birds that rely on them for food during winter.

While Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) promises to connect various transportation options, building optimal multimodal transit systems requires a focus beyond technology. Empowering leadership and adopting a holistic approach are essential to truly transform our transit solutions.

Five of London’s cherished restaurants have overhauled their menus, blending tradition with innovation to delight both new and returning guests.

Volvo introduces the EX30 Cross Country, its first fully electric vehicle to carry the iconic badge, blending sustainability with rugged design.

Kevin Costner returns with “Yellowstone to Yosemite,” a series that delves into the unlikely events leading to America’s conservation movement. Retracing the 1903 expedition of Roosevelt and Muir, Costner reveals how three days in the wild changed the nation’s future.

As global carbon emissions reach critical levels, expanding electric truck charging infrastructure beyond depots is essential for a sustainable future. While Germany and California invest billions to lead the charge, the U.K. lags behind with just one public rapid charging point for electric trucks, highlighting a pressing need for government action and industry collaboration.

This week unfolded with the Philadelphia Eagles soaring to Super Bowl victory, President Trump making surprising political moves, and nature offering rare spectacles—all shaping a fascinating tapestry of global events.

Glaswegians take pride in their tap water, hailed as the best globally. This article explores the factors that contribute to its renowned quality and why it stands out on the world stage.

Residents in Burnley’s Stoneyholme area are expressing outrage after photographs emerged showing rubbish dumped on several back streets. The issue of fly-tipping has sparked calls for action to address the illegal dumping blighting their neighborhood.

A new innovation in skincare introduces single-use face towels designed to promote clearer skin and reduce irritation. Made from eco-friendly materials, these towels offer a hygienic alternative to traditional cloth towels.

Cottonelle’s Fresh Feel Flushable Wet Wipes are now available on Amazon with a 10% discount, offering an enhanced personal hygiene solution. These wipes provide superior cleaning power, are environmentally friendly, and gentle on sensitive skin, making them a valuable addition to any bathroom routine.

As wildfires devastate Southern California, misrepresentation by leaders and media outlets hampers effective responses. Native communities in Northern California hold vital climate solutions that could aid in managing the crisis.

Scientists caution that heating food in plastic containers may lead to harmful chemicals leaching into meals, posing serious health risks. Experts recommend avoiding microwaving in plastic to reduce exposure to toxic substances like BPA, phthalates, and PFAs.

A pregnant green anaconda was killed in a road accident in Brazil, resulting in the loss of the mother and her 40 unborn offspring. The incident underscores the environmental impact of wildlife fatalities on roadways.

Two cherished animals—a harbor seal and a Chilean flamingo—have died from bird flu at a Chicago zoo. Officials believe contact with an infected waterfowl is almost certainly to blame, though the exact source remains unclear.

Aduro Clean Technologies has appointed Dr. Arturo Gomez as Vice President of Engineering as it prepares to commission its Hydrochemolytic™ Technology pilot plant in Q3 2025. Additionally, the company has entered a new marketing agreement with Outside The Box Capital to enhance its investor relations and market presence.

As wildfires ravage Los Angeles, local wildlife face unprecedented threats, fleeing flames and losing their habitats. The struggles of these animals highlight the need for a comprehensive recovery approach that includes both humans and the natural ecosystems they share.

Residents of Frederick County and the city of Frederick can still recycle their Christmas trees, turning holiday remnants into useful mulch. The county accepts trees through January 20, while the city’s program continues until January 31.

Fermata, an Israeli agtech company, has raised $10 million in Series A funding to develop AI-driven solutions for the horticulture industry. The funding, backed by Raw Ventures, will support the creation of a centralized digital brain for autonomous crop management.

Despite facing significant challenges, including the incarceration of a co-founder, the Bed-Stuy Aquarium’s organizers are pressing forward with plans to establish a permanent fish pond in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood.

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