Insects make up about forty per cent of living species, and we tend to kill them without pause. New research explores the ...

Some regions in South Australia have had the lowest rainfall since records began, according to a preliminary Bureau of ...

The natural gas giant, Williams Companies, has submitted a project application to build 24 miles of new pipeline through the ...

Get Access To Every Broadway Story Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Celebrate the holiday season with The Sugar ...

Negros Occidental, home to the historic sugar plantations and landmarks such as the Balay ni Tana Dicang in Silay City and the Lacson Ruins in Talisay, offers a glimpse of the opulent past of the ...

carbonated water, or unsweetened tea instead of sugar-sweetened beverages swapping candy and sweet treats for a bowl of fruit choosing plain, unsweetened products like milk, cereal, and yogurt ...

What are blood sugar levels? We all need some sugar in our blood called glucose, to provide our cells with energy. We get glucose from the food and drinks we consume. After we eat, a hormone called ...

Bees will generate warmth by huddling together in the hive with the healthy queen at the center. During the cold temperatures, when resources like flowers and water are scarce, reproduction will ...

Honey bees, wasps, field wasps and hornets gather at a drinking trough filled with water or sugar water and enjoy ... can often be observed at feeding sites such as fruit trees or sugary foods.

How do you keep your tree fresh? One way some people do this is by adding sugar to the tree's water reservoir. So is adding sugar to your Christmas tree water the stuff holiday magic or is it a myth?

innovative feeding, selling honey locally, and recycling for hive expansion. Plus, planting nectar-rich flowers and shrubs in urban gardens or communal spaces not only provides bees with a natural ...

We’ll say it again: Arizona’s water is too precious to be sent overseas as alfalfa bales. Yet, for years, our state has allowed it to happen. Groundwater pumped from Western Arizona’s basins ...