According to a recent study, the three monster hurricanes that hit America in 2017 a Category 4 intensity obtained their strength due to ocean warming which surged the temperatures of the water... Read more »
Global warming is changing the environment of the northernmost parts of the world, and that includes Alaska where scientists found a bubbling lake that signals for something very concerning. The Alaskan body of... Read more »
A student at the School of Higher Technology of the University of Quebec, Raul Arango Miranda, a Mexican, is developing a tool that reduces environmental impact and optimizes the performance of industrial parks... Read more »
During Antarctica summer season, for a brief period, East Antarctica’s ancient moss beds emerge from ice and snow to grow, but now, according to a recent study, climate change is destroying them.... Read more »
The researchers studying the impact of debris on the world’s oceans found seabirds with more than 250 plastic pieces in their stomachs. That is yet another research to reveal how much is... Read more »
Only a couple of months after the NASA balloon, part of the PMC Turbo mission, was launched in the stratosphere to explore the rare polar mesospheric clouds (PMCs), the researchers started analyzing the... Read more »
Over the last few years, the Vavilov Ice Cap in the Russian High Arctic accelerated at a tremendous rate hitting its peak in 2015 when it slid by 82 feet (roughly 25 meters). A recent... Read more »
The warmer climate conditions in western Greece have led to a bizarre phenomenon. Namely, a spectacular 300m-long spider-web covers an entire shoreline in Aitoliko, Greece. However, the strange occurrence is not unusual for scientists.... Read more »
Scientists at Kew Gardens and more than 100 other experts from 18 countries have teamed up to find a way and win the war on plastic and pollution. According to other previous... Read more »
Researchers at Arizona State University warn that throwing away contact lenses down the drain or in the toilet is adding to the pollution of water. Their advice is to throw them away... Read more »