Plants & Soil Might Be Affected By Future Climate Change: Drier Region, Less Soil Carbon Loss, Wetter Region, Increased Carbon Loss

Medicine & Technology Mar 08, 2017

A new study has found that soil carbon loss is more sensitive to climate change compared to carbon taken up by plants. In drier regions, soil carbon loss decreased but in wetter regions, soil carbon loss increased.

Climate Change: Past Disasters Can Predict Future Change

Mar 06, 2017

Climate Change can be predicted by past disasters. It can also change the future if people want to.

Thai People Wants To Save Their ‘Green Lung’ Forest In Bangkok

Mar 05, 2017

The Bang Krachao also known as 'Green Lung' for Thai people are under some danger.

NASA, EPA Counter Attack The Speeding Process of Global Warming On Earth

Mar 02, 2017

the Arctic of Greenland is now on its critical condition after several reports of ice melting were recorded. Global wearing is the main cause why the "nature's clock" speeds up causing harm to all living things in the Arctic and soon on Earth.

World Meteorological Organization Announced The High Temperature Recorded In Antarctica Region

Mar 02, 2017

The today new verified record high- temperatures in Antarctica, ranging from the high 60s to the high teens, depending on the location they were recorded in Antarctica.

Climate Change Causes Massive Landslides and Floods In Chile

Feb 28, 2017

Climate Change has been deemed the cause of many massive and deadly landslides and floods in Chile.

Antarctic Ice Shelf Larsen C Will Lead To More Advance Glaciology

Feb 21, 2017

Scientists have noted that the loss of Antarctic ice shelf Larsen C might lead to more advance Glaciology.

Plan To Refreeze The Arctic Will Cost $500B

Feb 13, 2017

Scientists are proposing a $500 billion plan to refreeze the Arctic region.

Cave Deposits May Help Predict Future Weather Patterns on our Warming Planet

May 26, 2015

Throughout human history, people have utilized caves for protection from the elements, as safe havens from predators, and as canvases to display beautiful works of art. Now, a group of scientists from Vanderbilt University are using caves to learn about weather patterns in the past. And what they're discovering may provide insight into our planet's future climate.

Once Solid Peninsula in Antarctica Begins to Melt

May 24, 2015

A part of Antarctica that scientists once thought to be safe from climate change is now showing signs of instability, and the loss of this ice could lead to the rising sea levels around the world.

Satellite Data Reveal an Alarming Trend in Antarctica

May 23, 2015

Antarctica is a truly massive continent. At over 5 million square miles, the whole of the US could fit securely within its borders. It boasts the highest, driest, coldest, and windiest landscape of all seven continents. And the fact that it is losing ice is nothing new. It's the rate at which parts of the continent are melting that is raising new concerns.

AS GLOBAL TEMPERATURES RISE, SPECIES MAY PLUMMET

May 03, 2015

As if submersion of coastal communities by rising sea levels weren’t bad enough, scientists have recently added another frightening repercussion to climate change: the loss of species. Scientists are still quibbling over the number of species that may perish with rising temperatures, some claiming zero while others predicting a whopping 54%. In an effort to refine the predictions, Marc Urban, a professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Connecticut, has crunched the numbers, and although his results don’t spell the end for over half the world’s species, the numbers are still frightening.

Land Based Food May Not Be Enough to Save Polar Bears

Apr 02, 2015

Polar bears may not be able to rely on land-based food sources to survive as global warming changes the sea and ice melts, according to a new study.

Keeping Global Warming At 2 Degrees Celsius May Not Be Enough

Mar 27, 2015

The world has a set a goal of limiting global warming to just 2 degrees Celsius of average temperature rise, but according to one climate scientist that may not be enough, and he is not alone.

China Seeks Cleaner Air Without an Environmental Movement

Mar 16, 2015

China's latest stance on the environment can be called contradictory even for them. A powerful documentary on air pollution, produced with official support, went viral after it was released online only to be blocked and wiped clean on the Chinese Internet by the government days later. Then, President Xi Jinping vowed to punish "violators" who damage the environment "with an iron hand" and Premier Li Keqiang calling pollution "a blight on people's quality of life" and promising significant cuts in emissions.