Feeling overwhelmed? A simple nature walk might be the key! Recent research reveals that spending time outdoors significantly reduces stress and boosts mood, especially for young people dealing with mental health challenges. More ...
McGill University scientists found that schoolchildren who joined outdoor programs experienced reduced anxiety and depression. Just an hour in nature can make a world of difference—time to lace up your sneakers and explore the nearest park!
Bacteria with electric powers? Yes! Some microbes "breathe" metals and might help clean up toxic waste! Meet nature’s tiny powerhouses and their pollution-fighting skills. More ...
Scientists are exploring "electrogenic" bacteria, like Shewanella oneidensis, that can break down pollutants by using electric charges. This process could help detoxify industrial waste sites, making these bacteria potential allies in environmental cleanup. The discovery, made by researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, opens the door to potential applications in biosensors and environmental restoration projects.