New York Post10h
Plastic-eating worm discovered — could help reduce pollution ‘faster and more efficiently,’ scientists say
Springer Nature They specifically found that the worm, which is the pupae of an Alphitobius darkling beetle, possesses ...
Plant roots key to water movement and wetland restoration
A new study has revealed the critical role of plant roots in enhancing water movement through wetland soils, offering ...
Live Science13h
Plastic-eating mealworms native to Africa discovered
Scientists may have discovered an unlikely ally in the fight against plastic waste: the lesser mealworm. Native to Africa but ...
Ottawa Citizen14h
Houseworks: Natural gardening approach saves time and boosts growth
In nature soil never stays bare for very long, and that should tell you something. Mulching heavily takes its cue from the ...
Farm pioneers Dianne and Ian Haggerty are WA's 2025 Australians of the Year
Founders of Natural Intelligence Farming Dianne and Ian Haggerty have been named Western Australia's 2025 Australians of the ...
technologynetworks18h
Researchers Look to Mealworms To Help Solve Africa’s Plastic Waste Problem
Researchers at icipe have discovered that lesser mealworms, native to Africa, can consume and break down polystyrene, aided ...