The Trump Administration Turns Its Back On the Planet
The U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration ordered the U.S. Department of Agriculture to remove websites that document or refer to the climate crisis.
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Ocean Weather: Study Reveals “Historical Error” in Wind-Eddies Relationship
Oceans, which cover about 70% of the Earth's surface, serve as the largest habitat for living organisms.
What’s link between climate change, salmonella outbreak?
Salmonella is a type of bacteria found in the intestines of humans and animals. It thrives in unsanitary conditions and sewage, causing symptoms such as fever, stomach cramps, diarrhea, and food poisoning, particularly when consuming undercooked meat or egg products.
How do massive icebergs form?
In the far south, where the uninhabited ice continent lies, only a few bases have been established by major countries for research purposes.
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.
A new study reveals how “Lead” threatens human cognition
Lead is one of the naturally occurring elements and has its place in the periodic table. Although it has many useful applications, it can be toxic to humans and cause numerous health risks.
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.
«The earth call» Interviews Researchers at «Michigan»: How Has Climate Change Affected Grasslands?
Grasslands are among the most biodiversity-rich ecosystems, including various communities of animals, plants, and other species. Unfortunately, though, they are exposed to the adverse impacts of climate change.
The Great Salt Lake: An Environmental Treasure at Risk from Global Warming
The Great Salt Lake in Utah, a body of water with a history spanning thousands of years, is currently facing severe challenges due to climate change. In 2022, water levels dropped to record lows, the lowest in over 170 years.
Plant diversity drives soil carbon use efficiency (Interview)
About 40% of the planet's land area is covered with agriculture, upon which the majority of human sustenance comes.
To gain support, climate activists shift from street protests to humour
Climate activists worldwide have started using unusual and new ways to get support and make more people aware of climate change.
Dubai named world's cleanest city for fifth year running by Global Power City Index
Dubai has once again been crowned the cleanest city in the world, marking its fifth consecutive year at the top, according to the latest Global Power City Index (GPCI) report from the Institute for Urban Strategies at the Mori Memorial Foundation in Japan.
Robotic Insects Designed to Pollinate Crops, Reduce Emissions
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States have developed insect-sized robots capable of extended flight, paving the way for their use in mechanical pollination of crops.
How Does Diversified Agriculture Benefit Soil?
In early January 2025, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) announced that 2024 was the warmest year on record, with average temperatures soaring 1.55 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. This new high surpassed the previous record from 2023, which saw an increase of 1.45 degrees Celsius.
Green Revolution in Japan.. The marketing industry heads to carbon neutrality
The annual global carbon emissions resulting from digital advertising, including production, distribution, and consumption processes, reach approximately 60 million tons.