Futurity NewsBees World map of bees could help keep them buzzing - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - National University of Singapore Scientists have created the first world map of bee species. Bees are crucial pollinators of natural habitats and crops. However, there is sparse data …
Futurity NewsScience Dead fish carry mercury into ocean's deepest trench - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Jim Erickson-Michigan The sinking carcasses of fish from near-surface waters deliver toxic mercury pollution to the most remote and inaccessible parts of the world’s …
Futurity NewsElephants Wildlife corridors keep elephants connected by genes - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Gail McCormick-Penn State Preserving wildlife corridors between protected areas could help maintain genetic connections between African elephant populations, researchers …
Futurity NewsChemicals Chemicals banned for decades still show up in terns - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Charlotte Hsu-Buffalo Chemicals not manufactured in the US for years or even decades still turn up in the bodies of migratory terns in the Great Lakes region, a new study …
Futurity NewsCarbon Fishing saps the ocean's power to capture carbon - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Harrison Tasoff-UC Santa Barbara Fishing reduces carbon sequestration in the ocean, researchers report. A fish that dies naturally in the ocean sinks to the depths, taking with it all …
