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This Market Business News category includes all of our articles that are related to science or the environment. This includes research projects in science and events that have an impact on the environment (be it beneficial or detrimental). This page is where you will find information on what is happening in the renewable energy industry, news to do with the electric or hybrid vehicle market, and information about electricity consumption, etc.
Amazing Mars spiders image from NASA
NASA has posted an amazing image of Mars spiders. The photograph, from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, shows a…
J&J must pay $4.7bn damages in talc cancer lawsuit
Johnson & Johnson or J&J must pay $4.7bn in damages to twenty-two women. They claimed that the company's…
Human ancestors from many parts of Africa, not just one
We do not come from just one part of Africa but from many, says a team of scientists. In other words, our human…
Ancient humans left Africa earlier than thought, new discovery shows
A discovery of prehistoric tools in China suggests that ancient humans left Africa much earlier than scientists had…
Oldest color is pink, scientists discover
The oldest color in the world is bright pink, says a team of scientists. They discovered our planet's oldest color…
Parasitoid wasp with giant stinger discovered
Scientists have discovered a parasitoid wasp with a huge stinger. They discovered the new parasitoid wasp species…
Spiders fly on electric fields, say scientists
Spiders fly, even on windless days, because they take advantage of electric fields. For hundreds of years,…
HIV-1 vaccine human trial shows promise
An HIV-1 vaccine human trial and a parallel trial with rhesus monkeys have shown promising results. The 'mosaic'…
Global warming models are underestimating future temperature increases
Global warming models may be significantly underestimating future temperature rises, says an international group of…
Fibre-optic networks could be ‘game-changer’ for earthquake detection
The untold miles of manmade fibre-optic cables that are buried in the Earth's crust could be used to monitor ground…