Hamza is a gaming enthusiast and a Writing Specialist from Pakistan. A firm believer in Keyboard/Mouse supremacy, he will play Tekken with WASD if you let him. He has been writing about games since ...

Permafrost underlies upwards of of 85 percent of Alaska’s landmass, and its melting due to climate change is causing serious ecological damage. A new study looks at just one Arctic watershed and found ...

Finger on the trigger—anime heroes are storming the arena! Fate Trigger is a 3D Anime-style, hero-based tactical shooter powered by Unreal Engine 5, available across multiple platforms. Dive into a ...

Armed conflict doesn’t just destroy lives—it chemically alters the environment in ways we’ve barely begun to measure. War zones become unregulated chemical reactors: Burning fuel depots, pulverized ...

Smoke and flames at the Greater Burgan oil field in Kuwait in March 1991. Chemists can help address the environmental consequences of conflicts like the 1991 Gulf War. Credit: Associated Press Armed ...

A massive chemical leak spewed toxic orange plumes of dangerous acid into the sky, forcing a no-fly zone and mass evacuations near an explosive plant in Ohio, according to reports. About 3,000 gallons ...

KR (Korean Register) has signed two memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with Hanwha Ocean which cover the joint development of a 150K ultra-large ammonia carrier and an LNG carrier featuring a forward ...

The Senate on Wednesday summoned the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) over the increasing use of harmful chemicals by fruit sellers to artificially induce the ...

With the Early Access game moving into its third major phase, called “Verse 3,” sandbox survival MMORPG Pax Dei has announced in its latest post that it’ll be moving away from a mandatory subscription ...

A report published by the Los Angeles Times over the weekend reveals staggering levels of toxic soil contamination left in the wake of January’s devastating wildfires, laying bare a deepening public ...

The wildfires that ravaged Los Angeles in January incinerated more than 16,000 structures and unleashed tons of toxic material into the air, water and soil. Many Pacific Palisades and Altadena ...