World Earth Day takes place every year on the 22nd April ... Look at the slideshow below for some ideas. We can save water by turning off taps while brushing our teeth or after washing our ...

CAMBRIDGE - Lack of rain and drought conditions are lowering the water line in Cambridge Reservoir, which feeds fresh water ...

Water is essential. Without it there would be no life on Earth. It is important to use it ... Every person uses around 140 litres of that water a day; for washing, cleaning, cooking, drinking ...

About 400 million litres (88 million gallons) of water are estimated to leak from UK toilets every day. But much of this can be blamed on dual-flush toilets, designed to save water, the BBC has ...

Could their discoveries help us save our oceans? In an office wing of ... Johnson is a palaeontologist and principal researcher at the museum's Earth Sciences department. Next to him stands ...

It rises from Earth's core and builds up within the volcanic chamber until one day the pressure is so great ... They'd pump cold water down into the wells, which over time, would cool a ring ...

Every day brought the promise of new discoveries ... This decline has a dangerous ripple effect. Earth’s wild places cannot long survive the loss of its wildlife. And human civilization ...

Jean Wilfred, 70, enjoys a bottle of water ... on a day of record-breaking heat and died in July 2023. Efraín López García ...

Paper trees, with their large surface area, are great for capturing and storing water, Sopalo said, adding that during dry season the species begins to slowly release water into the earth where it ...

There are just a few hours to go until Amazon pulls the curtains down on its 48-hour October Prime Day sale – or the ... it’s ...

it was the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, and it came as COVID-19 lockdowns have cleared air and water worldwide. Pollution in several major cities, including Paris and New Delhi, is about 50 ...

According to the 2024 Living Planet Report released today by World Wildlife Fund (WWF), where I serve as chief scientist, globally monitored wildlife populations have plummeted by 73% in just 50 years ...