Discover a natural wonder that looks like a giant wrinkle in the earth, sculpted over millions of years - adventure awaits at ...

Oyster shells are great for composting, and apparently also great for building eco-friendly laptops. Check out Acer's Aspire Vero 16, a carbon-neutral AI PC. Skip to main content ...

Depoala points out that in Alabama, you can go to fossil deposits and find a 35-million-year-old oyster shell still holding all the carbon that oyster ever sequestered. He understands the enormity ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is recalling oysters harvested from Puget Sound in December, citing possible norovirus contamination. It’s one of several recalls to impact the Pacific ...

A study led by researchers at the American Museum of Natural History presents the oldest known example in the fossil record of ... capable of piercing its shell. Described in the journal Current ...

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued an urgent recall for shellstock oysters harvested by Ruco's Shellfish in Washington state's Hammersley Inlet between December 2 and 17 ...

The Food and Drug Administration issued an oyster recall Thursday—its fourth in three weeks, after hundreds have been left sick—warning against the eating of certain oysters harvested in ...

When the process was finished, the pair were able to study an unusual protrusion on the underside of the fossil's shell. That led to them discovering the specimen was a completely new species of ...

atomic blast just a mile away. Here’s the story of this living fossil that refuses to age—or die. In the first three seconds after “Little Boy” detonated over Hiroshima, temperatures ...

Living shorelines that include oyster shell reefs are a natural approach to protecting them from erosion, and healthy oyster reefs can also help protect the habitats that capture and store carbon.

One hand treading water, Bayden Russell heaves a green mesh bag bulging with oyster shells above his head, as his colleagues stretch down from a small boat to retrieve it. On deck, the team works ...

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