Noise isn’t just affecting city-living humans, their monkey counterparts are also feeling the pain of noise pollution. The monkeys move to the quietest areas of the park, avoiding traffic and park visitors, even if it takes them away from their food. [...]
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While it is unlikely that happiness causes longer life, the happiness of captive orangutans may indicate their health and welfare, and could become a valuable tool for ensuring their future health, happiness, and survival. [...] The 57,000-acre San Andres Refuge, which works to restore desert bighorn sheep, launched its quest for energy independence in 2005 and has implemented several significant energy-saving practices since. [...] Changing water temperatures and more frequent, intense storms seem to disrupt the synchronization of the spawning of crabs and the birds that rely on them for food to fuel a 10,000-mile spring migration. [...] Once-rampant Midwest fish, endangered since 1990, puzzles scientists trying to save it. [...] Go Zero program provides ways to reduce carbon footprint, like planting trees that not only trap carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, but will also help control flooding and enhance water quality along the Marais des Cygnes River. [...] U.S. Army Corps of Engineers believes it’ll be two or three weeks before the Souris River returns to its original channel. [...] Says that aliens will resemble humans in most every way except skin color. [...] Pesticides and predators have little effect on the population of the stink bugs. [...] Over 4,000 structures in Minot have been damaged, most of them houses. [...] |
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