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.
The annual global carbon emissions resulting from digital advertising, including production, distribution, and consumption processes, reach approximately 60 million tons.
The devastating fires that swept through the Los Angeles area in California are a preview of what will happen if politicians, ideologues, and major oil companies continue to ignore climate change.
The installation of solar panels on home balconies is widely popular in Germany, with a significant increase in their number in 2024.
The "2024 Emissions Gap Report" indicated that global average temperatures are likely to increase by 2.6 to 3.1 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels during this century.
Fire officials are still investigating the precise cause of the deadly, fast-moving, wind-driven infernos near Los Angeles. However, one significant factor has intensified the flames and facilitated their rapid spread: the weather.
The year 2024 witnessed a multitude of extreme weather phenomena, a steady rise in temperatures, fierce floods, hurricanes, and severe droughts, with living beings of all kinds suffering due to climate changes.
British scientists have achieved a remarkable milestone in sustainable agriculture with the birth of a genetically modified cow named "Hilda."
The Brazilian Amazon rainforest witnessed a record number of fires in 2024, the highest in 17 years, following several months of drought, as revealed by Brazilian authorities.
In the Arctic, where the temperatures are low, polar bears adapt to that unique ecosystem, which includes a distinctive array of biodiversity capable of coping with the extreme conditions in those regions of the Earth.
Preserving wildlife and its biodiversity is one of the top priorities for supporting the ecosystem and maintaining its balance. In light of climate change and the steady rise in temperatures, a research group from the University of Michigan in the United States wanted to study the impact of rising temperatures on the immunity of wild capuchin monkeys.
The oldest fossil found on coral reefs indicates their existence nearly 400 million years ago, positioning them as one of the oldest living species that have endured numerous changes in the Earth's environment.
Microbes are ubiquitous, found across the Earth, in the atmosphere, and in water bodies. They play a crucial role in the cycling of elements on our planet. Although invisible to the naked eye and observable only through specialized microscopes, these tiny organisms have significant impact on our lives.
Syria aims to maximize the effective use of its competitive renewable energy sources and geographical advantages following the devastating impact of years of war on its energy sector.
Pastures are critical ecosystems that support livestock and a diverse array of plants and herbs. However, climate change is increasingly jeopardizing these environments.
