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Nanoplastics and Their Impact on Ecology and Climate

Nanoplastics—tiny plastic particles smaller than 1 micrometer—have become an emerging concern in environmental science due to their ability to spread widely and interact with ecosystems in complex ways. Unlike larger…

DeKa April 6, 2026

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Do Crows Remember Human Faces?

Crows are among the most intelligent birds on the planet, capable of solving complex problems, using tools, and even recognizing individual human faces. Scientific research has shown that crows can…

DeKa April 6, 2026

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Hunga Tonga–Hunga Haʻapai Eruption: One of the Most Powerful Events of the 21st Century

The eruption of Hunga Tonga–Hunga Haʻapai in January 2022 became one of the most remarkable volcanic events in modern history. It occurred in the South Pacific Ocean near the Kingdom…

DeKa March 30, 2026

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How Nature Blooms: The Science Behind Seasonal Awakening

The blooming of nature is one of the most visible and beautiful signs of seasonal change. As winter fades, plants begin a complex transformation driven by temperature, sunlight, and biological…

DeKa March 26, 2026

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Carbon Capture and Storage: Can It Make Power Plants Greener?

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a technology designed to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from industrial sources such as power plants. As concerns about climate change grow, CCS is increasingly…

DeKa March 23, 2026

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How Green Certificate Markets Work: Guarantees of Origin Explained

As the world transitions toward cleaner energy, new financial and regulatory tools are emerging to support this shift. One of the most important mechanisms is the system of green certificates,…

DeKa March 19, 2026

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Magma Uplift in the Bransfield Strait: A Reminder That Nature Is Still Largely Unknown

The Earth’s interior remains one of the least understood regions of our planet. Even with modern technology, scientists continue to discover new geological processes occurring beneath the ocean floor. One…

DeKa March 17, 2026

Green City News Nourished Future

Microgeneration: Mini Wind Turbines and Solar Panels for Homes and Cottages

Microgeneration refers to the production of electricity on a small scale, typically at the level of individual homes, farms, or small buildings. Instead of relying entirely on centralized power plants,…

DeKa March 13, 2026

Green City News Nourished Future

Agrivoltaics: Combining Solar Power Plants and Agriculture

Agrivoltaics is an innovative approach that allows solar energy production and agriculture to coexist on the same land. Traditionally, large solar farms occupy areas that could otherwise be used for…

DeKa March 13, 2026

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The Immortal Jellyfish: How Turritopsis dohrnii Appears to Defy Death

Among the many remarkable organisms in the oceans, one tiny jellyfish has attracted extraordinary scientific attention. The species Turritopsis dohrnii, often called the “immortal jellyfish,” possesses an unusual biological ability…

DeKa March 13, 2026