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Mosquitos Carrying Dengue, Zika, Yellow Fever Would Be More Prevalent by 2030, Study Warns

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.09.2020 05:08 AM

Mosquitos carrying diseases such as dengue, Zika virus, and yellow fever will become more common in many parts of the world as the changes in weather pattern and temperature continues.

Morbid Effects of Climate Change Shows Wolf Spiders Resort to Cannibalism

05.06.2020 05:05 AM

Researchers found that warming of the Alaskan Arctic causes the wolf spiders to shift their diet into cannibalism, posing threat to their numbers.

Melting Snow Caps in the Himalayas Cause Toxic Glowing Green Algae to Bloom Big Enough to be Seen From Space

05.05.2020 07:45 AM

Toxic green algae, Noctiluca scintillans blooms are proliferating at a fast pace particularly in the Arabian Sea an in parts of Southeast Asia. Scientists claim that the melting snowcaps in the Himalayas are to blame for this. The algae, also known as 'sea sparkle' blooms big enough to be seen from outer space. Click the link to read more.

Storms in US Eastern Seaboard and Asia Could Slow Down by 2 Miles Per Hour Due to Climate Change

04.28.2020 07:23 AM

A rise in global temperature will create strong currents that blow through mid-latitude areas and push toward the poles slowing the speed of the hurricanes by two miles per hour.

Sharks, Whales, Polar Bears, and Other Large Marine Animals At-Risk of Extinction by 2120 Due to Climate Change,Scientists Say

04.18.2020 00:45 AM

Scientists say that the megafaunas are most at risk from climate change and 18 percent of large marine animals may go extinct in the next 100 years

Megadrought is Coming: How Climate Change Will Give North America the Worst Drought in Centuries

04.17.2020 04:20 AM

Scientists say climate change is inexplicably linked to an upcoming drought, the worst North America has had in almost five centuries. Unless it does something about it now.

Study Finds 250 Mature Cherry Trees Can Absorb a Single Car's Carbon Emission

04.08.2020 06:41 AM

Cherry trees are popular for their pink blossoms but scientists also said that these colorful trees can offset 2 pounds of carbon emissions per year.

Is There Any Plan To Reconstruct Ecuador's Tallest Waterfall After It Has Gone Missing?

04.01.2020 23:40 PM

San Rafael Waterfall, the largest in Ecuador, has seemingly disappeared after a sinkhole swallowed a part of its water source

Beautiful Songbird 'Wings of Nightingale' Faces Risk of Extinction Due to Climate Change

04.01.2020 19:52 PM

As of to date, only 7,000 nesting pairs are left in England as it has become harder for the Nightingale birds to migrate from Africa to their breeding grounds in Europe.

Rising Sea Levels Make Storm Surges Worse

03.16.2020 10:32 AM

Global storms may intensify as waters rise above their normal levels and pushed by the wind to the land.

Nestle to Plant 3 Million Trees to Curb Carbon Emissions

03.07.2020 09:37 AM

Major companies are joining hands and has pledged to save the planet by pledging on ambitious targets to reduce carbon emissions. This is in regards to the growing demands of the people for the major companies to put more effort in combating climate change.

Oklahoma Education to Include Biological Evolution

03.02.2020 07:03 AM

The Oklahoman Education standards are now adding biological evolution as an expansion of its initiative on climate change. This proposal for the new state scholastic standards can evidently take in biological evolution, for the first time ever, in Oklahoma.

Polar Bears Resorting to Cannibalism, Experts Say

03.02.2020 00:13 AM

Increasing reports of polar bears being forced to resort to cannibalism for food, alarms scientists.

AI Predicts Increase of Phytoplankton in 2100 Not the Decrease Expected by Oceanographers

01.31.2020 07:54 AM

This is the outcome that is predicted by a machine learning earth system model, that predicts an outcome that is not compatible with some assertions. One speculation is that climate change will affect phytoplankton, that is at the bottom of the food chain in the ocean.

Injuries and Deaths Could Rise with Climate Change in the U.S., According to a Study

01.27.2020 09:30 AM

The long term impact of climate change could be absolutely devastating to the planet and everyone and everything living on it.

Arctic Sea Ice Recovery From the Effects of Climate Change is Impossible

01.22.2020 08:35 AM

The continuous melting of sea ice in the Arctic is, undoubtedly, the effects of climate change. To make matters worse, it seems the Arctic won't go back to its healthy state soon.

Cyanobacteria In Water And On Land IS Said To Be A Source Of Methane

01.18.2020 06:10 AM

A group of researchers identified that cyanbacteria are responsbile in producing methane into the water and soil, and it could only get worse with climate change.

ICESat-2 and Its Contribution in Understanding Climate Change

01.07.2020 03:54 AM

ICESat-2 has harvested more data than its predecessor and it helps scientists, big time. Satellite launching -- especially those that are observing Earth -- is not exactly news unless of course, the satellites are from private companies like SpaceX or Boeing so when NASA's observation satellite ICESat-2 was launched last September 2018, it was regarded as just another day at work.

The Earth Is Facing Environmental Apocalypse and It Is Not so Far-Fetched

01.06.2020 07:07 AM

Will the earth face environmental apocalypse or dodge a bullet? Is it happening or not, time will tell.

Tokyo 2020 Olympic Medals Made From Recycled Electronics

01.03.2020 07:32 AM

Japan used the donated electronic devcies to create the medals for Tokyo 2020. The Olympics will be held in Tokyo, Japan in 2020, and they unveiled their Olympic medals that are made from recycled mobile phones.

10 Game-Changers in Various Fields of Science, According to Nature

01.02.2020 08:10 AM

As the decade comes to a close, Nature honors 10 people who made a big impact on the field of science and helped to expose issues relevant to society.

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