Ginseng adulteration remains a significant concern
The new publication summarizes information on the authenticity of 910 commercial ginseng products reported in 48 peer-reviewed publications.…
Black vultures flock to artificial nests in fire-ravaged Dadia Forest
[Evros Delta and Dadia National Parks Management Unit] Wildlife authorities in the northeastern Evros region have installed an…
from analogue kits to freedom phones – The Irish Times
Somewhat ironically, 2026 has been declared by online influencers as the year people will move their lives offline.…
The Silver River has been badly devalued but it could thrive again – The Irish Times
Near the top of the long, rounded spine of hills that make up the ancient Slieve Bloom mountains…
Chinese scientists unlock possible key to dark matter after almost 90 years
Chinese scientists have made the first direct observation of a quantum effect that was proposed almost 90 years…
Health: Colour vision deficiency may worsen bladder cancer outcomes (Nature Health)
Health: Colour vision deficiency may worsen bladder cancer outcomes (Nature Health) | Nature Portfolio Home Press Releases Health:…
More microplastics found in rural woodland than city centre – experts warn of potential health risks
Published on 13/01/2026 – 12:26 GMT+1 Microplastics are infiltrating green spaces, often considered a respite from polluted cities,…
The Giant Panda Is Officially No Longer Endangered
There are still fewer than 2,000 pandas in the wild. Source: Yu Wang/Unsplash There is good news for…
The birds that come here because it’s winter
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Tru Niagen enters beauty market with NAD+ supplement
November’s launch marked Tru Niagen’s first dedicated move into nutricosmetics, with the supplement specifically formulated to be taken…
Nat Geo Photo Editor Reveals Favorite Images From Your Shot Challenge
This stoat in Hokkaido, Japan, emerged from a gap between the rocks slowly, as if checking that everything…
Why connecting with nature shouldn’t mean disconnecting from science
I am a nature writer. I like to think that I have a fairly solid sort of relationship…