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Humans “breathing” harms the environment, UK scientists claim

December 17, 2023 -

According to Dr. Cowan and his team, the simple act of respiration releases warming gases into the air that contribute to atmospheric heating and "boiling" oceans.

"It has been reported that exhaled human breath can contain the greenhouse gases methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O), both of which have a much higher global warming potential than carbon dioxide (CO2)," the study explains.

"Where hydrocarbon chains (food types) are consumed by humans and ...

HUMANS BEWARE: Mad scientists discover that human DNA can be controlled with electrical signals from wearable devices

August 07, 2023 -

Researchers successfully triggered human cells in one test participant to produce more insulin. They did this by sending electrical currents through an "electrogenetic" interface programmed to activate targeted genes.

Using this same method, scientists say that one day it will be possible to deliver therapeutic doses of all sorts of things for a wide range of health conditions, including diabetes, by using electricity to directly control human DNA.

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Texas set to build world's largest cryopreservation center, housing 50K frozen humans with plans to one day revive them

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Humans vs. the environment - A thought experiment

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Humans vs. the environment - A thought experiment

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Humans vs. the environment - A thought experiment

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The Easter Island effect

Our two choices

Can humanity save itself?

What may be coming in the next few years

The corporate greed machine

The thought experiment - SimEarth

The population problem no one dares speak of

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Humans were deep-sea fishing 42,000 years ago

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Humans were deep-sea fishing 42,000 years ago

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Humans have increased animal extinction rates by 1,000 times

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Humans have increased animal extinction rates by 1,000 times

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Humans were deep-sea fishing 42,000 years ago

April 15, 2012 - Humans were deep-sea fishing 42,000 years ago

Sunday, April 15, 2012 by: David Gutierrez, staff writerTags: humans, deep-sea fishing, archeology

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Delaware passes bill to use dead humans as compost

19 days ago - humans. It charges $7,000 and boasts that it can turn the deceased into soil in “as little as 30 days.”

The funeral home’s website explains that they offer a “laying in” ceremony when the body is placed in a vessel to compost.

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U.K. approves CRISPR gene editing to create GMO humans

November 30, 2023 - humans to receive approval on the market.

CRISPR's inventers won a Nobel Prize in chemistry in 2020 for the discovery, which in recent years has been used to manipulate plants as a possible solution to "climate change." Only now is CRISPR about to be used on humans, despite the fact that it is highly risky.

(Related: Gene-edited salad greens are also coming soon to a grocery store near you – and no, they will not be labeled.)Is genetically ...

Humans are making oceans noisier, hurting all marine life

February 19, 2021 - humans advanced technologically.

There is now a growing underwater din from shipping, coastal industries, off-shore oil rigs and wind farms. All have had a negative impact on ocean animals that now struggle to hear their own sounds above the din.

Duarte and his colleagues state that the damage caused by noise is just as harmful as pollution and overfishing. Yet it is being dangerously overlooked.

For their review, the group set out to assess the ...

Humans have increased animal extinction rates by 1,000 times

September 15, 2014 - Humans have increased animal extinction rates by 1,000 times

Monday, September 15, 2014 by: David Gutierrez, staff writerTags: extinction rates, humans, animal species

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Humans share 70 percent of genetic code with sea sponges

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Humans share 70 percent of genetic code with sea sponges

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Humans using Earth's resources at unsustainable rate, conservation group claims

October 24, 2006 - humans' demand on planet Earth was 25 percent greater than the planet's yearly ability to provide food, energy and waste recycling in 2003. That number was four percent higher than the group's 2001 projected overshoot.In addition, rising worldwide populations have contributed to problems such as global warming and fossil fuel use. The world population more than doubled from 3 billion to 6.5 billion between 1960 and 2003, and the United Nations predicts it will grow ...

Humans share 70 percent of genetic code with sea sponges

November 25, 2010 - Humans share 70 percent of genetic code with sea sponges

Thursday, November 25, 2010 by: David Gutierrez, staff writerTags: genetic code, sea sponges, health news

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Humans using Earth's resources at unsustainable rate, conservation group claims

October 24, 2006 - humans' demand on planet Earth was 25 percent greater than the planet's yearly ability to provide food, energy and waste recycling in 2003. That number was four percent higher than the group's 2001 projected overshoot.In addition, rising worldwide populations have contributed to problems such as global warming and fossil fuel use. The world population more than doubled from 3 billion to 6.5 billion between 1960 and 2003, and the United Nations predicts it will grow ...

Doomsday scenarios: Possible events that could cause the extinction of humans

September 12, 2023 - humans is unlikely, but plausible.

So far, no disease has had the right set of characteristics to cause human extinction. But pandemics that are deliberately caused by humans through viral engineering could fit the bill.

As an example, gene-editing technology CRISPR can be used to cause harm, such as by genetically modifying bird flu to become airborne, said Dr. Steve Luby, an epidemiologist and director of research for Stanford's Center for Innovation ...

Study: Humans consume over 1,000 microplastics particles every year through TABLE SALT

February 02, 2024 -

Researchers from Andalas University (UNAND) in Indonesia's West Sumatra province noted this finding in a paper published in the Global Journal of Environmental Science and Management (GJESM). The study authors looked at 21 table salt brands purchased in groceries at the city of Padang in West Sumatra and the city of Jambi in the eponymous province. According to the National Pulse, the study did not name the brands tested.

The study authors took 50 grams of salt from ...

Humans have a “salamander-like regenerative capacity” to regrow cartilage in joints

October 30, 2020 -

This mechanism appears to be more active in the ankles and less so in the hips. This, according to the researchers, is similar to the regenerative pattern seen in animals like salamanders. This finding could potentially lead to new treatments for osteoarthritis, the most common joint disorder worldwide.Humans regenerate cartilage like salamandersAccording to the researchers, humans are believed to be unable to counteract repetitive joint use and ...