On the green fringes of Bangkok, Rakxa wellness retreat fuses high-tech and holistic healing with integrated hospital care.

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Look up at the night sky, and you’ll find stars of many colors, red dwarfs, yellow suns, blue giants… but no green stars. Why? In a universe filled with billions of stars, why doesn’t a ...

Scientists can tell when a volcano is about to erupt by looking at the vegetation around and its colour.

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New study reveals Earth's oceans were once green due to iron and cyanobacteria. Could sulfur levels turn them purple in the future?

New studies have found that a massive Biden administration green energy project was rushed and relied on faulty science that could have resulted in severe negative environmental impacts.

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Chlorophyll is best for white light which is the type of sunlight we have today. Taking advantage of green and white light would have been an evolutionary advantage. Could oceans change colour again?