Climate change

Antarctica Turning Green.. A Sign of Climate Change Impact

Recent satellite images have unveiled a striking transformation in Antarctica, showing the region becoming 10 times greener than it was 35 years ago. This transformation is attributed to climate change, which has fostered the spread of plant life across the frigid continent.

Abu Dhabi hosts International Desalination Congress 2024

The Department of Energy – Abu Dhabi (DoE) announces details on the International Desalination and Reuse Association World Congress 2024 (IDRA World Congress 2024) which is set to take place from December 8 – 12 at ADNEC during a media briefing this week.

Why does climate change threaten temperate rainforests?

Temperate rainforests are located in limited areas, such as parts of Western Europe, South America, and North America. They are thus considered one of the rare types of forests due to their limited distribution, making them the focus of scientists and researchers who seek to preserve and study them thoroughly to enhance their understanding of them. 

Endangered River Deltas.. Half a Billion People Face Risks

River deltas, such as the iconic Nile River Delta in Egypt, are scattered across the globe. These fan-shaped or triangular landforms at river mouths hold immense cultural, economic, and agricultural value due to their fertile soils. Despite their significance, these regions face mounting vulnerabilities as climate change accelerates. Scientists strive to develop effective solutions to safeguard these critical areas from escalating threats.

The decline of ice in the Arctic threatens forms of life

Despite the harsh climatic conditions in the Arctic, many living organisms cannot survive there. However, there are numerous organisms that thrive in these cold regions, adapting only to the extreme weather conditions. This means they possess unique traits, which require preservation.