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Plan to kill alien carp with herpes could suck life out of river  from New Scientist - News  (2016-8-17 20:20)

An Australian scheme to kill carp could result in millions of tonnes of decomposing fish sucking oxygen out of rivers and killing off native fish

Plunging deep beneath the sea in a tiny sub to map the ocean  from New Scientist - News  (2016-8-17 20:00)

Aviva Rutkin took a ride off Bermuda in a bubble submersible to survey the depths for the newly launched Nekton Mission

Decline of wild bee species in England linked to pesticide use  from New Scientist - News  (2016-8-17 0:00)

Neonicotinoid pesticides used on oilseed rape farms in England have been linked with a dramatic decline in wild bee populations for the first time

Scorchio! Earth’s surface is the hottest it has been in history  from New Scientist - News  (2016-8-16 22:26)

July 2016 is the hottest month ever recorded, smashing the previous record set in July 2011 as Earth hurtles towards 1.5°C limit

Mystery of déjà vu explained ? it’s how we check our memories  from New Scientist - News  (2016-8-16 20:11)

The phenomenon seems to be a sign of a healthy memory that forms accurate memories, déjà vu brain scans have revealed for the first time

China launches world’s first quantum communications satellite  from New Scientist - News  (2016-8-16 20:06)

The Quantum Science Satellite will test quantum entanglement over record distances and could lead to a global network for secure quantum communications

NASA urged to rejoin the hunt for gravitational waves  from New Scientist - News  (2016-8-16 19:40)

US National Academies has assessed US astrophysics schemes and is calling for NASA to rejoin a gravitational wave hunting mission, despite budget problems

Without oxygen from ancient moss you wouldn’t be alive today  from New Scientist - News  (2016-8-16 4:01)

The earliest terrestrial plants, such as moss, made a surprising contribution to the levels of oxygen in the atmosphere some 400 million years ago

Are you a nice person? Brain scans can tell how generous you are  from New Scientist - News  (2016-8-16 4:00)

People who are more empathetic have more activity in the brain’s “generosity centre”, and are faster at learning how to reward others in a game

Herpes infections are worse if contracted at the end of the day  from New Scientist - News  (2016-8-16 4:00)

Our circadian rhythms affect our ability to fight off infection, and a study in mice suggests shift workers may be particularly vulnerable to viruses