Daniel T Cross is a journalist for Sustainability Times, focusing on environmental and sustainability issues. With a background in science and a passion for conservation, Daniel's articles explore the intersection of nature, technology, and society, highlighting innovative solutions and raising awareness about the importance of sustainable living.
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Daniel T Cross focuses on scientific topics, particularly those related to climate change, wildlife conservation, ecosystems, pollution, and animal welfare. His articles often include expert commentary and substantial data citations. If you have expertise in any of these areas or can provide valuable data-driven insights into scientific research or environmental issues, your input may be relevant to his coverage.
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By: Daniel T Cross
Regions where precipitation varies by season without extremes have the highest levels of mammalian diversity.
By: Daniel T Cross
Participants on a vegan diet showed a drop in their LDL cholesterol, insulin and weight, which are all beneficial.
By: Daniel T Cross
If you like taking pictures of nature and posting them online, you can help conservationists track species distribution.
By: Daniel T Cross
The robot imitates the undulating motion of the snails's underside to drive water surface flow and suck in floating particles.
By: Daniel T Cross
The threats of climate change, reduced habitats and poaching remain as strong as ever for reintroduced bison.
By: Daniel T Cross
Natural capital, which comprises the benefits of natural resources to people, contribute to economies and human wellbeing.
By: Daniel T Cross
As many as 1,430 bird species, or nearly 12% of avian species, have gone extinct since the Late Pleistocene.
By: Daniel T Cross
Human evolution is mostly driven by cultural change, which is faster than genetic evolution.
By: Daniel T Cross
The findings offer an innovative way to greatly reduce the amount of organic waste from coffee that goes to landfill.
By: Daniel T Cross
An American adult consumes 11,500 microplastics a year, but annual exposure could be as high as 3.8 million particles.
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