Seawater Greenhouse
A seawater greenhouse is a greenhouse structure that allows crops to grow and fresh water to be produced in arid places, which account for around…
Environment
An Experiment Demonstrates that an Oil Recovery Technology could Destroy an Oil Shale Deposit
The impact of infusing two chemical agents for better oil recovery into oil shale has been investigated by Skoltech researchers. As it turned out, neither…
Emission Standards
Emission standards are the regulatory rules that govern the emission of air pollutants into the atmosphere. It refers to regulations and recommendations established by governments…
Science Demonstrates the Negative Effects of New Fossil Fuel Extraction on the Climate
The world has endured its warmest month on record. Southern Europe, the US, and China have all experienced heat waves that broke numerous temperature records.…
Sustainable Landscaping
Sustainable landscaping is a style of modern gardening or landscaping that considers the environmental concern of sustainability. It is a strategy to planning and maintaining…
When Identifying Maritime Heat Waves, Scientists Issue a Warning about the Rising Trend Decoupling
Marine heat waves (MHWs) are prolonged periods of unusually warm sea surface temperatures (SSTs) in the world’s oceans. They are analogous to heat waves on…
According to a Study, Beaver-Like Dams can Improve Current Flood Management Plans for At-Risk Towns
According to new research, river barriers built of natural materials like trees, branches, logs, and leaves can prevent flooding in towns at risk of it…
Thinking Through the Current Net-Zero Options Requires Telling Tales about Our Potential Climate Futures
Everywhere in the world, people have felt the disastrous effects of climate change that climate scientists have been warning about for years. The terrifying possibility…
New Paleoaltimetry Research Challenges Beliefs About How the Himalayas Formed
Mountain ranges are important contributors to the global climate because they influence weather patterns and the flora and wildlife that live on their slopes and…
According to New Research, the Deep Cycles of Carbon and Chlorine were Probably Reversed in the Early History of Earth
Dr. Chunfei Chen, an earth scientist at Macquarie University, has just conducted new research that significantly changes how scientists think about the early Earth. The…
Emission Intensity
An emission intensity is the rate of a given pollutant’s emission relative to the intensity of a specific activity or industrial production process; for example,…
According to a Study, the Rate of Global Photosynthesis has Risen but Slowed as Carbon Dioxide Levels have Increased
Together with colleagues from several U.S. institutions, a group of Earth scientists at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science’s Grassland Research Institute have discovered evidence…
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