Texas Uses 300 Goats to Clear Invasive Plants Near White Rock Lake

February 7, 2026

Texas Uses 300 Goats to Clear Invasive Plants Near White Rock Lake

Texas brought in 300 goats to clear 11 acres of invasive shrubs near White Rock Lake in Dallas. This natural method replaced machines, protecting soil and waterways while reducing wildfire fuel.

Experts Stress Improved Monsoon Forecasting Amid Growing Climate Challenges

February 7, 2026

Experts Stress Improved Monsoon Forecasting Amid Growing Climate Challenges

Scientists underline progress in monsoon prediction using advanced models but warn climate change is making forecasts harder. Global data and supercomputers are key to better weather forecasts.

Asia Fuels Booming $44.6m Dinosaur Fossil Market Amid Science Concerns

February 7, 2026

Asia Fuels Booming $44.6m Dinosaur Fossil Market Amid Science Concerns

The global dinosaur fossil trade is booming, with a Stegosaurus skeleton selling for $44.6m in 2024. Asian collectors play a key role, but experts warn the market harms science.

Chinese Scientists Use Sunlight to Turn CO2 and Water Into Fuel Building Blocks

February 7, 2026

Chinese Scientists Use Sunlight to Turn CO2 and Water Into Fuel Building Blocks

Chinese researchers created a solar-powered process copying plants to turn carbon dioxide and water into chemicals for fuel. Their new material stores electrical energy, enabling efficient solar-driven fuel production without harmful agents.

Pakistan Picks Two Candidates for Human Spaceflight Program with China Training

February 7, 2026

Pakistan Picks Two Candidates for Human Spaceflight Program with China Training

Pakistan has shortlisted two candidates for its Human Spaceflight Programme in partnership with China. Both will train at China’s Astronauts Centre, with one set to visit the Tiangong space station in late 2026. This marks a key step in Pakistan’s space ambitions under a new bilateral agreement.