04 December, 2024
New Findings Reveal Marine Sulfur Gas Emissions Have Greater Cooling Effect on Climate
AtmosphereEarth & ClimateEnvironmental AwarenessEnvironmental IssuesEnvironmental PolicyGlobal WarmingOceanographyWeather
A first-of-its-kind study reveals that the world's oceans emit a sulfur gas that has a ...
Steady Growth in Global Food Production Over Past Sixty Years, Research Reveals
Environmental IssuesEnvironmental PoliciesFood and AgricultureGlobal WarmingLand ManagementResource ShortageSustainability
Despite common belief that the rate of global crop production has plateaued in recent years, ...
The High Cost of Inaction: Climate Tipping Points and the Quadrupling of Restoration Costs
Earth & ClimateEducation and EmploymentEnvironmental AwarenessEnvironmental PoliciesGlobal WarmingIce AgesOcean PolicyResource Shortage
Just as a line of tumbling dominoes initiates a chain reaction, breaching a climate tipping ...
Quantum Physics Reveals New Insights into Rising Ocean Temperatures
Computer ModelingComputers and InternetEarth & ClimateEncryptionEnergy and the EnvironmentGlobal WarmingQuantum ComputersWeather
An Australian scientist has proposed that quantum physics may provide the answer to the puzzlingly ...
“Global ‘Hotspots’: Unprecedented Heat Waves Defying Climate Predictions”
The year 2023 marked the hottest on record, standing at 2.12 degrees Fahrenheit above the ...
Revolutionary Protein-Based Gel Poised to Boost Performance and Sustainability of Skincare Products
BiochemistryCosmeticsEnvironmental AwarenessGlobal WarmingHealth & MedicineHuman BiologyMatter & EnergyOrganic ChemistryPetroleumSkin CareSustainability
Researchers from the NYU Tandon School of Engineering have developed an innovative protein-based gel, known ...
The Risk Climate Change Poses to Florida’s Emblematic Scrub-Jay Bird
BirdsChild DevelopmentEarth & ClimateEndangered PlantsEnvironmental AwarenessEnvironmental IssuesGlobal WarmingMating and BreedingNature
The Florida scrub-jay, a bird species native to Florida, is now starting its nesting routine ...