How Changing Your Cooking Methods Could Help the Environment

Medicine & Technology Dec 26, 2020

Cooking accounts for a lot of humans' carbon emissions and changing some cooking habits can significantly help the environment.

Critical Temperature Rise Reduces Tropical Tree Lifespan

Dec 16, 2020

For the first time, researchers provided clear evidence that there is a reduction in the lifespan of a tropical tree above a life-threatening temperature threshold.

Global Warming Now Faster Than Evolution

Dec 15, 2020

Not all organisms could adapt and survive increases in average global temperatures and extreme heatwaves.

What Would Happen to Earth If All The Ice Will Melt?

Dec 01, 2020

If humans continue to burn fossil fuels, global warming will accelerate and raise sea level by 216 feet.

Cloud Seeding: Does It Prevent Global Warming or Worsens It?

Nov 21, 2020

Some scientists are worried about using cloud seeding to meddle with the planet's climate as it is yet to be proven useful or even feasible.

300 Million People Who Live Near Low-Lying River Deltas More Prone to Flooding

Sep 30, 2020

According to researchers, more than 300 million people who live in low-lying river deltas mostly found in less developed nations are exposed to more flooding from global warming.

Trees Grow Faster With Carbon Dioxide, but They Also Die Earlier

Sep 10, 2020

Forests absorb nearly 30 percent of the world's carbon gas emissions, making them natural carbon dioxide sinks. Researchers have recently analyzed why trees mature faster but die younger.

Alaska Salmon Grew Smaller Over the Past 60 Years

Aug 19, 2020

A new study found that salmon returning to rivers in Alaska has grown drastically smaller in the past 60 years - and their time at sea appears to be the reason.

Worst Climate Scenario RCP 8.5 Appears to be the Most Realistic

Aug 07, 2020

A team of climate scientists has reported that mankind is headed down the worst-case scenario, despite the progress made against our emissions curve.

40-Year Study Features Adaptability of Brittlebush to Warmer Environments

Jul 28, 2020

Long term observation has found that one native plant from the Mojave Desert, the brittlebush, has exhibited remarkable adaptation capabilities despite rising temperatures.

Marine Species are Moving Towards the Poles Six Times Faster than Terrestrials Amid Climate Change: Here's Why

Jun 01, 2020

Climate change caused by humans are drastically affecting the behavior of thousands of species, including humans, who are failing to take responsibility.

Planting Forests, Key To Sustainable Living

Oct 03, 2019

The complex nature of climate change may bring about challenges on a global scale, but experts believe that planting forests may be the key to sustainability.

On Climate Change: Is It Too Late To Save The World?

Oct 02, 2019

Climate activists have been criticized for saying that people only have 12 years to reverse the effects of climate change, but are these numbers still true? Do people have more time?

Climate Emergency: Have We Reached The End Game?

Sep 14, 2019

A new paper suggests that the problem with climate change may have reached its end game and its consequences are pretty alarming.

The Burning Of The Earth: How Climate Change Impacts The World Fires

Sep 12, 2019

Although a spark ignites a fire and it needs fuel to continue burning, the dry and hot climate conditions in the atmosphere may be providing both the spark and the fuel that led to the world fires to ignite.