Focus on Populations rather than Species to save Nature
Human-caused greenhouse gas emissions are warming the world, putting many of the planet’s plants and animals under stress. Because of this stress, many scientists believe…
Environment
Scientists create a new Method for Measuring Ozone Layer Recovery
The Earth’s ozone layer shields all life from the sun’s harmful radiation. However, human emissions of certain harmful chemicals began to affect the number of…
Genetic Diversity and the Variety of Tree Species benefit Forests
Simply put, biodiversity is the variety of plant and animal species found in a given area. The greater the number and diversity of healthy, native…
Plastic Additives Harm Coral Reproduction Processes and Pollute the Sea, According to Research
The influence of plastic additives on the reproductive process and larval development of corals and other commonly found animals in the coral reef of Eilat…
Preserving an important Freshwater Resource now can Reduce Global Warming
Climate change is already having an impact on people’s access to water around the world, causing more severe droughts and floods. One of the primary…
Major Warming Effects are caused by Arctic Vegetation
Changes in arctic landscapes caused by climate change are important to local people and animals in terms of food, fuel, culture, and habitat. Because many…
A Novel Method for Assessing the Health of Intermittent Rivers
More than half of the world’s river network is made up of temporary or intermittent rivers: those that, at certain times of the year, primarily…
Hawaii’s Biggest Volcano Erupts for the First Time in 40 Years
in Los Angeles, The most active volcano in the world, Mauna Loa in Hawaii, has erupted for the first time in almost 40 years, according…
Reduced Travel Emissions helped Control the Methane Increase
Changes in human activities caused by the COVID-19 pandemic influenced global energy consumption and CO2 emissions, but many details about these effects remain unknown. In…
The Global Wildlife Summit made Five Critical Decisions
Partnerships can be on a large scale or involve a few children or a school working in their local community to effect change and promote…
Research connects Drought with Declining Heavy Rains
A drought is defined as “a lack of precipitation over an extended period of time (usually a season or more), resulting in a water shortage.”…
We can Save Valuable Freshwater by Limiting Global Warming Now
Climate change is a natural process in which temperature, rainfall, wind, and other elements fluctuate over decades or more. Our planet has been warmer and…
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