What is the relationship between climate change and conflicts?
Global conflicts have noticeably increased recently, placing many communities under additional pressures and burdens from the impacts of climate change they are suffering from.
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From farm to table.. Food chains suffer from climate change
The effects of climate change are now manifesting in tangible ways, directly impacting many sectors, most notably agricultural productivity.
Mystery surrounds global temperatures: Scientists talk about the unknown
The global warming that the world has been facing for decades due to greenhouse gases emitted by human activities is a known issue, but global temperatures that broke records in 2023 and again in 2024 make it difficult for scientists to understand what is happening.
Cyclovia.. Longstanding Legacy of Promoting Climate Action
Fifty years ago, amateur cyclist Jaime Ortiz Marino initiated the "Ciclovía," a car-free day in Bogotá, Colombia. This event gained immense popularity, fostering an anti-car culture that has inspired cities globally.
Strategies for reducing methane emissions from livestock
Methane is responsible for about 30% of global warming, making it one of the most powerful greenhouse gases, with a warming potential 80 times that of carbon dioxide.
What is impact of global warming on cold-blooded animals?
Global warming is intensifying the threat of bacterial and fungal infections not just for warm-blooded animals, such as mammals and rodents, but for cold-blooded creatures like insects, corals, and fish. The severity of these infections varies based on several factors.
Complex Suffering for Africans Due to Climate and Western Stubbornness
A Bloomberg's investigative report highlights Africa’s plight caused by climate change and the West’s reluctance to provide necessary support to its governments.
Are zooplankton affected by the increasing alkalinity of the oceans?
Researchers have revealed the extent to which zooplankton in seas and oceans are affected by the deterioration in the quality of the materials they feed on due to the increasing alkalinity of seawater, as one of the proposed solutions to make the oceans more capable of absorbing carbon dioxide.
Dead Christmas Trees.. New Study Reveals Causes of Alarming Phenomenon
In the spring of 2018, the phenomenon of dead Christmas trees began to spread across Canadian fields, first discovered by Anthony Taylor, a forestry professor at the University of New Brunswick.
To promote circular economy: UAE prepares a framework for Extended Producer Responsibility
The Ministry of Climate Change and Environment in the UAE has announced the initiation of a framework for implementing Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) in the country.
Google's DeepMind Develops AI-Powered Weather Prediction Model
Google’s DeepMind has unveiled a weather prediction model that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to outperform traditional methods for forecasts extending up to 15 days.
Razan Al Mubarak stresses the importance of restoring and preserving freshwater ecosystems
During her speech at the "One Water" summit in the margin of COP16 of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Razan Khalifa Al Mubarak, President of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), affirmed the crucial role of freshwater ecosystems in addressing global sustainability challenges.
"Solutions+" launches an initiative for carbon removal from small businesses
"Solutions+," a subsidiary of Mubadala Investment Company, launched an innovative initiative titled "Project Decarb 2.0," aimed at accelerating the decarbonization journey of small and medium-sized enterprises across Abu Dhabi.
Record Droughts: A ‘New Normal’ Requiring Radical Changes
The record-breaking droughts are becoming a new normal around the globe, prompting officials to radically reconsider their management strategies.
Antarctica is home to the first Chinese atmospheric monitoring station
In an effort to monitor changes in Antarctica and strengthen the global response to climate change, China announced this week that its first atmospheric monitoring station in Antarctica began operations.