human activity
-
Early Humans Destroyed Madagascar's Forests 1,000 Years Ago
There is no doubt humans have left a lasting impact on the environment since the start of the Industrial Revolution. But a new study suggests people were leaving their mark much earlier: Settlers in Madagascar set forests ablaze 1,000 years ago to make room for cattle pastures.
Latest Research Articles
-
Chernobyl Nuclear Site Has Become Home To Thriving Wildlife Populations, New Study Shows
-
Trees Worldwide Down 46% Since First Humans
-
Bluebirds Sing to a New Song
-
Prehistoric Climate Changes Hidden Inside Cave Deposits
-
'Dementor' Wasp One of 139 New Species Discovered in Greater Mekong
-
Term 'Climate Change' Banned in Florida, Report Says
-
Climate Change Predications Confirmed by Ancient Warming Event
-
Human Activity Threatening Ice-Free Antarctic