Odd-Fish Sounds Recorded 3 Years After Massive Construction of Coral Reef Decoded, What Did Scientists Discover?

Medicine & Technology Dec 13, 2021

Recordings of the rich diversity of chit-chat, croaks, and chirps at a newly restored coral reef have recently been reported.

Kentucky Tornado Outbreak Took Lives, Destroyed Homes: What Makes A Tornado So Strong and Destructive?

Dec 13, 2021

The Kentucky tornado outbreak is said to took at least 100 lives, and destroyed countless homes and businesses that others have connected the event to the worsening climate change.

Tornado Aftermath: US Emergency Official Warns More Powerful, Destructive, Deadlier Storm will be the New Normal

Dec 13, 2021

Meteorologists, as well as other scientists, have long cautioned about the growing strength of weather occurrences such as storms, flooding, and fires.

High-Income Earners Contribute High Amount of Carbon Emissions Compared to Lower-Income People

Dec 09, 2021

Recent report by the World Inequality Lab shows how the high-income people in North America generate significantly more carbon emissions than the bottom 50% of the globe.

Climate Change Increases Tsunami Height and Risks: Research Tackles Future Monitoring and Modeling

Dec 09, 2021

A recent study shows how global warming and rising sea levels would alter predictions for the height and damage of tsunamis as early as 50-70 years from now.

Climate Change Data Will Be Recorded in a City Bus-Sized Black Box Meant to Outlive Humans for Future Civilizations

Dec 08, 2021

Earth's Black Box in Tasmania, Australia will record every conversation and step humans took to fight climate change. The storage is built to be indestructible even to climate crises so future civilizations will learn from it.

Monogamous Albatross Forced To Divorce Due To Climate Change and Warming Water Instead of Breeding Failure

Nov 26, 2021

Researchers conclude that there is a high 8% rise in Albatross divorce rates as warming waters and climate change forces males to fly further and longer for food.

Scientists Show How Ancient Grazers Extinction Affects Climate Change, Triggers Rise in Fire Activity in Global Grasslands

Nov 26, 2021

A study published recently showed that the extinction of iconic grazers recently triggered a drastic rise in fire activity in the world's grasslands.

Arctic Ocean Has Been Getting Warmer Decades Than The Records Suggest, Study Says

Nov 26, 2021

A team of international researchers has concluded in their study that contrary to earlier conventions, the Arctic Ocean is warming since the early 1900s due to a phenomenon known as Atlantification.

Soot: What Is It? And How Does It Contribute to Climate Change

Nov 18, 2021

Soot, a by-product of incomplete combustion, is as destructive as methane in terms of pollution/. Despite humans producing soot for generations much of its formation isn't clear. Scientists are on a mission to find out how soot forms from the flame to prevent its destructive effects on the environment and public health.

Trees and Vegetation Wander to Cooler Places Due to Climate Shifts, Wildfires Accelerate Movements

Nov 17, 2021

A new study recently revealed that as the climate of the world shifts, trees and vegetation are on the move to cooler and wetter places. The movements are accelerated by the spread of wildfire.

Urban Sequoias: Eco-Friendly Skyscrapers Can Capture 1,000 Tonnes of Carbon Equivalent Of 48,500 Trees

Nov 16, 2021

A new architectural development offers a carbon capture solution through towering eco-friendly buildings called 'Urban Sequoias.'

Humidity-Suicide Link: Climate Change Affects Mental Health, Suicide Rates

Nov 16, 2021

A new study explores how climate change could impact mental health and overall well-being, the first to account for relative humidity rather than heat alone.

Speed of Human-Caused Global Warming Over the Last 150 Years Has Increased at a Level Not Seen Since the Last Ice Age

Nov 15, 2021

Researchers from the University of Arizona reconstructed Earth's climate since the last ice age and found that there is a general trend of global warming in the past 10,000 years that suggests that its speed is faster than anything since the last 24,000 years.

ESA, UK Space Agency Prepare New Space Mission to Measure Amount of Heat Traps by Earth to Address the Worst Climate Change Impacts

Nov 08, 2021

The TRUTHS mission is currently being prepared by the European Space Agency and its partners to measure the amount of heat that Earth has trapped due to climate change.