Scientists Create a New Method for Evaluating Ozone Layer Recovery

Scientists Create a New Method for Evaluating Ozone Layer Recovery

Researchers have developed a new method for assessing the effects of ozone-destroying substances that threaten the recovery of the ozone layer. Their method, the Integrated…
Mangrove Tracking in Southern Japan

Mangrove Tracking in Southern Japan

Researchers discovered that the mangrove populations in the Ryukyu Islands are relatively isolated from one another using techniques from both genetics and oceanography, which has…
A New Study Has Some Disturbing News About Dangerous Heat In The Future

A New Study Has Some Disturbing News About Dangerous Heat In The Future

According to a new study, even while greenhouse gas emissions are being reduced, individuals in the tropics, such as those in India and the Sahel…
Greenland’s Melting Ice Has Already Locked In A Rise In Sea Level Of 27 Centimeters

Greenland’s Melting Ice Has Already Locked In A Rise In Sea Level Of 27 Centimeters

The fact that many of the effects of climate change are delayed and will continue to occur long after people have ceased fiddling with the…
Exploring Patents to make Mining more Environmentally Friendly

Exploring Patents to make Mining more Environmentally Friendly

The growing demand for nickel, copper, cobalt, and zinc – raw materials for solar panels and batteries – places the mining and metals sector at…
New Climate Change Research Focuses on One of the World’s Driest Deserts

New Climate Change Research Focuses on One of the World’s Driest Deserts

Carbon, one of the essential components of all life on Earth, is continually exchanged between living things and the environment. New research on this cycle,…
How Global Climate Change is Affecting Extreme Weather Events

How Global Climate Change is Affecting Extreme Weather Events

Rising global average temperatures have been linked to widespread changes in weather patterns. According to scientific studies, extreme weather events such as heat waves and…
Up to Half a Billion People are affected by Rising Heat Waves

Up to Half a Billion People are affected by Rising Heat Waves

In the spring, India and Pakistan experienced extremely high temperatures. Researchers paint a bleak picture of the rest of the century in a new scientific…
Forest Restoration Must Balance Environmental and Wood Production Objectives

Forest Restoration Must Balance Environmental and Wood Production Objectives

For the greatest climate and environmental benefits, native forest restoration programs should take precedence; however, these advantages come at the expense of wood output as…
Tonga Tsunami Initial Wave Was Taller Than A 27-Story Building

Tonga Tsunami Initial Wave Was Taller Than A 27-Story Building

On January 15, a tremendous explosion occurred in the Kingdom of Tonga at the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai eruption. It generated the loudest boom in more…
The Ukraine War Could Be “Bombturbed,” Making It Part Of The Fossil Record

The Ukraine War Could Be “Bombturbed,” Making It Part Of The Fossil Record

Attacks by Russia on Ukraine may leave behind geological traces that can be seen in the fossil record for millions of years. The process of…
Future Mosquito Activity is Predicted by Climate Factors

Future Mosquito Activity is Predicted by Climate Factors

Mosquitoes currently kill over a million people each year. Malaria, dengue fever, Rift Valley fever, and the Zika virus are all spread by these venomous…
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