ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Using Botanical Gardens to Stimulate Environmental Awareness with Tamaz Darchidze

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.18.2024 04:24 AM

Tamaz Darchidze is a botanical garden director who emphasizes the importance of creative transformation in bringing about modernization and environmentalism. He brought positive changes to the two leading botanical gardens of Georgia, which he had managed for years, by transforming them from closed post-soviet institutions to modern public scientific, educational, cultural, and recreational centers.

Pioneering a Greener Future in Energy Storage Systems and Grid Codes

07.16.2024 01:44 AM

Gaurav foresees a future where the grid infrastructure is used to exchange power between neighbors, with energy generated closer to the load, or even achieving totally off-grid communities. Through sheer dedication and strategic vision, Gaurav continues to make substantial contributions towards a greener, more sustainable future.

Man Traveling to China Attempts To Smuggle Over 100 Live Snakes; Implication of Wildlife Trafficking Explained

07.11.2024 08:50 AM

A man traveling from Hong Kong to China was caught by customs officers trying to sneak over a hundred live snakes by placing him in his pants. Continue reading to know the full story.

5 Deadly Denizens of the Deep: Earth’s Strangest and Most Dangerous Sea Creatures

07.11.2024 08:30 AM

Discover Earth's strangest and most dangerous sea creatures. Meet 5 deadly denizens of the deep and learn about their fascinating and fearsome traits. Read more!

Tracking Wildlife at Palmyra Atoll: NASA’s Internet of Animals Project Advances Marine Conservation Efforts

07.11.2024 05:10 AM

Discover how NASA's Internet of Animals project at Palmyra Atoll advances marine conservation through innovative wildlife tracking technology.

Exploring Belize’s Giant Blue Hole: New Discoveries Reveal the Mysteries of the World’s Largest Marine Sinkhole

07.11.2024 03:51 AM

A team of explorers uncovered the secrets lurking deep within the largest underwater hole in the world. Learn more about it in this article.

4-Month-Old Baby Dies Due to Extreme Heat During Family Trip; Heatwave-Related Death Toll Continues To Rise

07.11.2024 01:43 AM

The baby died over the weekend while her family took a trip to Lake Havasu amidst a scorching heat wave. Read to learn more.

Woman Survived 33,333-Feet Fall Without Parachute; How Did She Make It Through?

07.10.2024 23:36 PM

The woman, Vesna Vulovic, holds the Guinness World Record for the highest fall she has survived without a parachute. Read to learn more.

Elephant Kills Man on Safari After He Left Car To Snap Photos; How Common Are Elephant Attacks on Humans?

07.10.2024 22:33 PM

The elephant herd trampled over the man, eventually leading to his death. Read to learn more. A herd of elephants trampled over a Spanish man, ultimately leading to his death.

Warm Ocean Water Fuels Stronger Hurricanes As Climate Change Intensifies Storms — How Global Warming Impacts Severe Weather Conditions

07.10.2024 09:40 AM

Warm ocean water fuels stronger hurricanes as climate change intensifies storms. Learn how global warming impacts severe weather conditions and what this means for the future. Read more!

Saharan Dust From Africa Travels 5,000 Miles, Reaches Some States in the USA

07.10.2024 09:30 AM

This week, the Saharan dust moved across the Gulf Coast states, affecting local weather patterns from Florida to Texas. Continue reading to learn more.

Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Batteries in Gadgets, Electric Vehicles Are Growing Source of Forever Chemicals

07.10.2024 09:16 AM

High concentrations of bis-FASI, a form of forever chemical, from rechargeable lithium-ion batteries were observed in water, snow, silt, and soil around industrial facilities. Continue reading to learn more.

Wild Capybaras Spotted Walking in Single Line in the Middle of the Night in Brazil [Watch]; What Are These Species?

07.10.2024 05:40 AM

A group of capybaras was spotted parading a single file in the middle of the night in Brazil. Continue reading to know why they do this.

Early Modern Humans Were Responsible for Megafaunal Extinction; Hunting Practices May Have Reduced the Population of Large Mammals

07.10.2024 04:38 AM

A new study suggests that humans, not climate change, were responsible for the extinction of many species of large mammals, birds, and reptiles. Find out more about it in this article.

Will Climate Change Lead to More Earthquakes? Here's How Rising Sea Levels, Glacial Melts May Affect Future Seismic Activity

07.10.2024 01:58 AM

Climate change could end up triggering more earthquakes in the future. Read to learn more. With the persistence of the climate change crisis, people could be wondering if this could affect the frequency and intensity of earthquakes.

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