New Zealand Rated the Best Place to Ride out a Global Societal Collapse
A new study has concluded that New Zealand, where civilization has the best chance of surviving if it collapses as a result of climate change…
Environment
Why are so Many Extreme Weather Disasters Happening at Once?
The past month has seen severe and often unprecedented, extreme weather across the Northern Hemisphere. Climate scientists say that man-made changes in the atmosphere have…
Earth’s Mantle Swallows More Carbon than Previously thought – but Not Enough to Offset Humans
As the tectonic plates slide beneath each other, carbon is transported to the Earth’s mantle – a factor in shaping the abundance of surface material.…
Humans Influenced a Tropical Paradise’s Transformation
After centuries of human impact on the world’s ecosystems, a new study from Flinders University details how a common native bee species has thrived on…
Climate Change is Putting Emperor Penguins in Danger
A new study published today in Global Change Biology adds to the body of knowledge about how species extinction risk is increasing as a result…
Self-Assembling Molecules, which are Critical to the Evolution of all Life on Earth, make Cell Creation Possible
In nature, molecules at the boundaries of various liquids can interact to form new structures. Cell formation is made possible by these self-assembling molecules, which…
Radioactive Pollution (Paragraph)
The presence of radioactive chemicals in our environment is characterized as radioactive pollution, also known as radioactive contamination. These chemicals are little more than pollutants,…
Researchers discovered a Large Quantity of Microplastics in Arctic Ecosystem
Plastic pollution is widely acknowledged as a threat to marine ecosystems, habitats, and wildlife worldwide, and it has now reached remote locations such as the…
Researchers now understand more about the composition of the Earth’s Mantle in the Indonesian Region, as well as how the Magma Changes before an Eruption
Volcanoes in Indonesia are among the most dangerous in the world. Researchers from Uppsala University and other institutions have discovered fresh hints by analyzing microscopic…
Slurry of Clay Used to Fight Against Florida’s Deathly “Red Tide”
Last week, hundreds of tons of fish died off the Florida coast “due to the red tide” of a dirty blood cloud of tiny algae…
Siblings Capture Selfie at the Exact Moment they are Struck by Lightning
The three siblings were extremely lucky to escape after being struck by lightning under a tree on Monday. However, what makes the story so special…
Report Finds Evidence of Toxic “Forever Chemicals” Used in Fracking across the US
Over the past decade, fossil fuel giants have been allowed to use toxic compounds that could potentially degrade PFAS – to break down oil and…
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