The Most Likely Location of Martian Meteorites has been Identified
Meteorites can be found all over the world, but they are most common in hot or cold deserts, where the lack of vegetation and other…
Geography
The Southern Ocean’s Contribution to the Global Carbon Cycle Is More Significant Than Expected
Because the biological carbon pump is not “switched off” in winter, the Southern Ocean’s role in driving the global carbon cycle may be larger than…
Our World is affected by Carbon Dissolved in Arctic Rivers – here’s how to Research it
Michael Rawlins, a professor in the University of Massachusetts Amherst’s geosciences department and associate director of the Climate System Research Center, has made significant progress…
As Climate Change Delivers Extended Dry Spells, Tropical Crops may Suffer
Climate change may cause longer, hotter, and drier spells in regions throughout the world, threatening vital global crops over the next 50 years. Climate change,…
Increased Reforestation may be able to save Coral Reefs from Catastrophe
According to a study performed by the University of Queensland, increasing reforestation efforts in coastal areas might significantly reduce the amount of sediment run-off reaching…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being Developed by Researchers to Evaluate Climate Change Tipping Points
Artificial intelligence (AI) is being developed by researchers to evaluate climate change tipping points. The deep learning program might serve as an early warning system for…
Ocean Acidification (Causes, Effects)
Ocean acidification is primarily the result of enormous amounts of CO2 being released into the atmosphere by automobiles, industrial, and agricultural operations. Chemical processes occur…
Ocean Acidification is Exacerbated by Natural Cycles in the Gulf of Alaska
The Gulf of Alaska is a North Pacific Ocean extension that runs along the southern coasts of the United States state of Alaska. From Kodiak…
Every Year, Billions of Microplastics Might be Dumped into the Ocean by Maritime Rope
According to a new study, the pulling of rope on marine boats might result in billions of microplastic pieces entering the water every year. The…
Storms that are Strong and Slow-Moving are Becoming more Common as a Result of Climate Change
According to a recent study by Newcastle University and the Met Office, climate change is causing a significant rise in powerful, slow-moving storms. Climate specialists…
Before the Last Glacier Maximum, the Antarctic Ice Sheet had Partially Achieved its Maximum Thickness
Over millions of years, the Antarctic Ice Sheet, Earth’s southern polar ice sheet, has risen, receded, and grown again. With past data preserved in sediment,…
Half of the UN Sustainable Development Goals are Incompatible with Global Sand and Gravel Extraction
Sand and gravel are the most mined resources on the planet, with 32 to 50 billion tonnes removed annually. They’re being removed at a quicker…
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