Environment

Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions can still be Significantly Reduced

Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions can still be Significantly Reduced

Significant reductions in global greenhouse gas emissions are still possible through a combination of technological advancements, policy changes, and shifts in consumer behavior. Some examples…
Research could make the Calculation of Soil Carbon Credits Simpler

Research could make the Calculation of Soil Carbon Credits Simpler

Calculating soil carbon credits involves measuring the amount of carbon stored in the soil and estimating the rate at which it is sequestered or released.…
Ocean Algae Becomes More Resistant to Climate Change Due to Metabolic Hack

Ocean Algae Becomes More Resistant to Climate Change Due to Metabolic Hack

An international team of scientists’ study, which was published in Science Advances, presents convincing evidence that marine phytoplankton is far more adaptable to future climate…
Study Shows Coupled Computer Modeling Can Help Predict Coastal Flooding More Accurately

Study Shows Coupled Computer Modeling Can Help Predict Coastal Flooding More Accurately

Coupled computer modeling, which involves combining models of different physical processes, can be an effective way to predict coastal flooding. This is because coastal flooding…
Pollination Loss Eliminates Nutritious Foods from the Global Diet and Raises Chronic Diseases, which Result in an Excess of Deaths

Pollination Loss Eliminates Nutritious Foods from the Global Diet and Raises Chronic Diseases, which Result in an Excess of Deaths

Pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds help to fertilize plants by transferring pollen from one flower to another, which is necessary for the production…
The Strongest Arctic Cyclone on record resulted in unexpected Sea Ice Loss

The Strongest Arctic Cyclone on record resulted in unexpected Sea Ice Loss

Arctic cyclones, also known as polar low-pressure systems, are low-pressure areas that form over the Arctic Ocean and can bring strong winds, heavy snowfall, and…
Climate Factors influence Mosquito Activity in the Future

Climate Factors influence Mosquito Activity in the Future

There are many factors that can influence mosquito activity, including temperature, humidity, and rainfall. Warmer temperatures and higher humidity levels can lead to increased mosquito…
Millions of Londoners are Subject to Water Restrictions Due to the Drought in Britain

Millions of Londoners are Subject to Water Restrictions Due to the Drought in Britain

Due to “unprecedented weather conditions,” London and the Thames Valley will be subject to a Temporary Use Ban starting next week, according to a statement…
Early Forests had Little Effect on Atmospheric CO2

Early Forests had Little Effect on Atmospheric CO2

Carbon dioxide is a trace gas in the Earth’s atmosphere that contributes to the greenhouse effect, the carbon cycle, photosynthesis, and the oceanic carbon cycle.…
The Energy Transition has been Thrown off by the Conflict in Ukraine, which is Bad News for the Environment

The Energy Transition has been Thrown off by the Conflict in Ukraine, which is Bad News for the Environment

Just over a month into Russia’s assault on Ukraine, Saudi Arabia’s top energy official reflected on the energy markets and said: “Look at what is…
According to the Founder of a Charity, Climate Change is Nonpartisan and People are Recognizing it’s not a “Left-Wing Plan”

According to the Founder of a Charity, Climate Change is Nonpartisan and People are Recognizing it’s not a “Left-Wing Plan”

It has been considered “the biggest threat to security that modern humans have ever faced” and regarded as a “global emergency that beyond national borders.”…
Study Reveals new Factor in Antarctic Ice Shelf Melting

Study Reveals new Factor in Antarctic Ice Shelf Melting

Researchers have identified a technique that may aid in the Antarctic ice shelves’ melting. A multinational team of scientists discovered that the instability of one…
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