A groundbreaking initiative in the Netherlands aims to revolutionize healthcare by prioritizing sustainability and the healing power of nature. On friday, a coalition of organizations signed the “Green deal Working together on sustainable care,” marking a meaningful step towards a greener and healthier future. Renske Visscher, representing IVN Nature Education, emphasizes that this initiative goes … Read more
A new study offers compelling evidence that spending time in nature can significantly reduce emotional distress in children aged 10 to 12,particularly those struggling with mental health challenges. The research, conducted by Canadian scientists and published in the journal JAMA Network Open, suggests that a simple, school-based programme incorporating nature experiences could be a valuable … Read more
Wolf Protection Downgrade Sparks Outrage in Austria, Raises Concerns Across Europe Austria’s move to weaken legal protection for wolves has ignited a firestorm of criticism, with animal welfare advocates and a majority of Austrians denouncing the decision. The controversy stems from the Bern Convention’s recent downgrade of the wolf’s status from "strictly protected" to "protected", … Read more
A new player has emerged on the stage of human evolution, shaking up the established narrative. Researchers in China have unearthed the remains of a previously unknown human species, Homo juluensis, dating back approximately 200,000 years. This groundbreaking discovery, made at the Xujiayao site, challenges long-held assumptions about the complexity of human ancestry. What sets … Read more
The end of the year season arrives and with it the planning of what to do on vacation, the places to visit and the dates on which the trips will be made, many of which will be without a doubt, throughout the national country, as Colombia offers several destinations to discover and enjoy. Therefore, it … Read more
“We had to put in an excavator to clear the asphalt piles. The road is cleared. However, care must be taken when passing through on bicycles. There are even four-centimeter steps on it,” said Antonín Tůma from the karst administration to Novinkám. In terms of nature conservation, the repair of the road is not considered. … Read more
Jakarta – The earth is made up of several tiles as building blocks. One is tectonic plates or large layers that move and collide to form the Earth’s layers. But, when did tectonic plates begin to form? Scientists have different ideas about when plate tectonics first formed on Earth. Anything? Formation of tectonic plates based … Read more
<a href="https://aa.ecn.cz/img_upload/e6ffb6c50bc1424ab10ecf09e063cd63/textil.jpg" rel="lytebox[fotky]" title="A pile of approximately four tons of clothes was brought to Náměstí Republiky." data-desc="A pile of approximately four tons of clothes was brought to Republic Square. Source | City Hall city of Prague “> A pile of approximately four tons of clothes was brought to Republic Square. Source | City Hall city … Read more
Jakarta – Scientists say that the universe began in very dark conditions and then the first light appeared. So where does the light come from? A new study published in Nature in February 2024 succeeded in revealing where the first light in outer space came from. According to a study titled “Most of the Photons … Read more
Find water in the universe 140 trillion times higher than Earth It was quite surprising to read the 2 November 2024 edition of Econews, where it was reported black hole The supermassive at its center weighs 20 billion suns, making it one of the most powerful objects known in the universe. A black hole There … Read more