Science in the News…

BBC Science News

• Elephants use medicinal plants to treat themselves, researchers find

• When and how to see the Harvest Moon in 2026

• Blood tests find high level of cancer-causing forever chemical in residents near factory

• Waste sector crisis could see rubbish piling up on streets, experts warn

• Did El Niño turn Hurricane Polo into the most powerful storm of the season?

• Millions of lettuces ruined by UK aphid outbreak

• Farmers' fury as race for £233m funding compared to 'scramble for Oasis tickets'

• More than 170,000 respiratory cases recorded in haze-choked Indonesia

• India is producing more green energy - but wasting a lot of it

• Developing El Niño becomes strongest on record weeks before expected peak

NY Times Science News

• New Study Illuminates Bats’ Murky Origins

• Mathematics Isn’t Just a Game to Let A.I. Solve. History Shows Why.

• At 145 Degrees, This Amoeba Manages to Keep Its Cool

• C.T.E. Can’t Be Detected in the Living. New Brain Research Offers Hope.

• The Urgent Mystery of Where Viruses Hide

• Sadness and Suicidal Behavior Among Teenagers Is Declining, C.D.C. Finds

• Are A.I. Models Being Misled to Act Too Human?

• What a Massive New Crater Means for Future Moon Bases

• David George Gordon, Apostle for Bugs on the Dinner Plate, Dies at 76

• Salmon Are Thriving After Klamath Dam Removals, Study Finds