climate change

Rising temperatures and mild dehydration may be harming your focus, mood, and memory- even before you feel thirsty.

Research links rising temperatures and CO₂ levels to increased arsenic in rice — posing health risks and urging safer cooking methods

Learn to identify the signs of dehydration and heatstroke, understand who’s at risk, and get practical tips to protect yourself during heatwaves and high temperatures.

After years of trials, a method has been found to reduce aircraft-related air pollution and create on-the-fly fuel.

As the oceans warm, researchers warn that fish will shrink in size, with tuna among the hardest hit by this change.