Antarctica’s Snow Is Turning Black with Soot Thanks To Tourists
According to a recent study published in the journal Nature Communications, the once-pristine snow of Antarctica is becoming progressively polluted by nasty black carbon emitted…
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Electrifying Motorcycle Taxis in Kampala, Uganda, Demonstrates the Benefits of Reducing Air Pollution
Researchers from the University of Michigan wanted to know how electrifying motorbike taxis in Kampala, Uganda will affect air pollution emissions. The findings suggest that…
Disease Transmission Will Be Complicated by Climate Change and Extreme Weather
According to a study published today (February 15, 2022) in eLife, temperature changes such as heatwaves can have significantly varied effects on infection rates and…
Scientists have Discovered that Controlling Humidity has a Significant Impact on Greenhouse Gas Emissions
According to research by experts from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and Xerox PARC, greenhouse gas emissions from air conditioners are predicted to rise as…
Seismic and Acoustic Data can be Used to Monitor Nuclear Reactor Power Levels
According to a new study published in Seismological Research Letters, seismic and acoustic data collected 50 meters away from a research nuclear reactor could predict…
The Value of Environmental Education for Children
The study of interactions between the physical, chemical, and biological components of the environment is known as environmental science. Environmental science teaches us how to…
14 Climate Tech Investors Share their H1 2022 Strategies
The Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica, which is nearly the same size as Florida, is becoming increasingly unstable due to global warming. Researchers are hoping to…
Water Cycle Is Changing Faster Than Expected Due To the Climate Crisis
Freshwater around the planet is moving away from its regular location, changing from warmer to cooler locations, signaling that the long-established water cycle is undergoing…
Tesla Gets Wrist Slap from EPA for Violating Clean Air Act
In a settlement with the US government, Tesla agreed to pay a $275,000 fine. At its electric car production facilities in Fremont, California, the Environmental…
Lost Continent of Balkanatolia May Have Been a Battleground for Ancient Mammals
Around 50 million years ago, an ancient continent known as Balkanatolia lay between Europe and Asia, with a diverse range of creatures not seen on…
The Most Extreme Rogue Wave on Record Let It Rip In 2020
According to a recent research, a gigantic wave the size of a four-story skyscraper is thought to be the most intense rogue ever observed. In…
Burning Natural Environments in a Controlled Manner Could Help Offset Our Carbon Emissions
Planting trees and preventing wildfires do not always result in natural ecosystems storing more carbon. Prescribed fire can actually lock in or increase carbon in…
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