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Why should botanical gardens around the world cooperate?

Around the world, botanical gardens specialize in documenting existing plant species according to the classifications of the plant kingdom. Although they are useful for gathering and preserving different plant species, plants around the world are facing an extinction crisis.

Higher Than Expected: New Sea Level Rise Projections Alarming

Sea level rise is an inevitable consequence of global warming. The Emissions Gap Report 2024 indicates that Earth's average surface temperatures could increase between 2.6 and 3.1 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels by the end of this century, leading to catastrophic outcomes. This temperature rise is expected to accelerate the melting of Earth’s ice caps, causing sea levels to rise.

Russia witnesses disturbing signs of climate change

Botanists and meteorologists are observing notable changes in Russia's historically cold winters. Unseasonal blooms, mild January weather, and ice-free rivers and lakes are all disturbing signs of climate change.

Early Bornholm islanders' ritual offerings for bringing back the sun

Positioned in the Baltic Sea and under Danish sovereignty, Bornholm Island boasts a rich cultural and archaeological history with early settlements dating back to 9,000-8,000 BC. The Stone Age inhabitants of Bornholm held the sun in high reverence, essential for their agricultural pursuits and crop growth.

Abu-Dhabi-honored-gold-award-waste-management

The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) clinched the Gold Award in the Best Waste Diversion/Reduction Initiative (Government Sector) category at the 6th edition of the Middle East Waste & Recycling (MEWAR) Awards.

The past is a key to controlling destructive hurricanes

Scientists often look to the past, searching for the sequence of events, to find logical and scientific answers to understand the implications of current events in the future, which enables us to prepare and mitigate negative impacts.