Tags: Climate change

High-Tech Analysis on Dinosaur Fossils Could Tell Humans How to Live Sustainably, Deal With Current Climate Change

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 01.19.2022 21:42 PM

A leading paleontologist says high-tech analysis of fossils, which tell how long life existed on Earth, could also help humans deal with global problems.

Climate Change Forces Tiger Sharks to Move 250 Miles Up North, Become More Vulnerable to Commercial Fishing

01.19.2022 03:03 AM

Tiger sharks typically live in tropical waters and stay away from the northern oceans because it was historically too cold for them. But climate change causes water temperatures to continue to rise.

2021 Tied with 2018 for Sixth Warmest Year; Past Decade Continues Trend According to NASA, NOAA

01.17.2022 04:30 AM

NASA and NOAA reveals that 2021 ties up with 2018 on the sixth warmest years of the past decade. NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have released a report regarding the planet's changing climate.

Cat Litter Material Can Save the Planet, Combat Climate Change With Its Methane Content

01.12.2022 01:40 AM

A team of researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology recently developed a new approach for extracting methane from the air with the use of an affordable, common clay type, usually used for cat litter.

Tropical Cyclones, Hurricanes, Typhoons to Possibly Hit New York, Boston More Intensely Due To Climate Change

01.06.2022 21:15 PM

New York, Boston, Beijing, and Tokyo will experience extreme storms over the next few decades due to climate change.

Deforestation Linked to Increased Storm Frequency in Fast-Growing African Coastal Cities, Doubling Thunderstorms in 30 Years

01.05.2022 01:06 AM

A new study examining the late-stage deforestation in Africa that started in 1900 showed that the frequency of afternoon storms has doubled in deforested patches, including coastal areas.

Polar Bears Chase Reindeer for Food; Diet Changes Due to Climate Change

01.03.2022 02:18 AM

A video that recently captured a polar bear chasing a reindeer into the sea before killing it had gone viral after it was shared on various social media platforms.

Recent Deadly Tornadoes Are Different Than Usual in Terms of Duration, Strength; Scientist Explains Why

12.31.2021 02:00 AM

Because of the unusual strength and duration of the recent fatal tornadoes that brought quite an adverse effect earlier this month, many people, including the United States President Joe Biden have asked about the role climate change is playing.

Large Hole Created in the Ozone Layer More Massive Than Antarctica Finally Set to Close This Week

12.23.2021 04:12 AM

Scientists recently said that a large hole that was created in the ozone layer of the atmosphere of Earth is finally set to close this week.

Population of Tiny Bark Beetles are Booming: A Bad News for the Pine Trees in the Sierra Nevada

12.19.2021 01:49 AM

How can something so small as bark beetles destroy something so big? Climate change has caused the insect population to bloom and now threatens more pine trees in the Sierra Nevada.

'Postcards from a World on Fire': A Collection of Articles Unveils Images of a Coming Apocalypse Brought by Climate Change

12.15.2021 14:10 PM

Climate change, the deadliest existential threat that faces humanity at this time, will soon reach the tipping point outside which, may turn irreversible, as described in a related The Climate Reality Project report.

Mystery Disease Kills Almost 100 Individuals; WHO Launches Investigation to Identify Unexplained Illness

12.15.2021 01:07 AM

An investigation has recently been launched in South Sudan following the death of almost 100 individuals from a mystery disease.

Who Is Svante Arrhenius? Swedish Scientist Predicted Climate Change Would Be A Global Problem

12.15.2021 00:43 AM

Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius opened the topic of how human activity could change the climate on a global scale in 1896.

Climate Change: Thwaites Glacier Ice Shelf In Antarctica Could Break In 5 Years Result In Sea Level Rise, Scientists Warn

12.13.2021 20:39 PM

Satellite images recently revealed that a glacier that sits on an ice shelf is susceptible to failure because of a newly-discovered fissure on its surface and a crack across the entire shelf.

Kentucky Tornado Outbreak Took Lives, Destroyed Homes: What Makes A Tornado So Strong and Destructive?

12.13.2021 05:03 AM

The Kentucky tornado outbreak is said to took at least 100 lives, and destroyed countless homes and businesses that others have connected the event to the worsening climate change.

Tornado Aftermath: US Emergency Official Warns More Powerful, Destructive, Deadlier Storm will be the New Normal

12.13.2021 04:02 AM

Meteorologists, as well as other scientists, have long cautioned about the growing strength of weather occurrences such as storms, flooding, and fires.

New Book Sheds Light on Importance of Addressing Global Warming Now

12.10.2021 12:15 PM

Stephon Stewart, director, inventor, academic and author of the book ‘Dry’, is on a mission to get teens and adults to become environmental activists.

High-Income Earners Contribute High Amount of Carbon Emissions Compared to Lower-Income People

12.09.2021 02:21 AM

Recent report by the World Inequality Lab shows how the high-income people in North America generate significantly more carbon emissions than the bottom 50% of the globe.

Climate Change Data Will Be Recorded in a City Bus-Sized Black Box Meant to Outlive Humans for Future Civilizations

12.08.2021 05:10 AM

Earth's Black Box in Tasmania, Australia will record every conversation and step humans took to fight climate change. The storage is built to be indestructible even to climate crises so future civilizations will learn from it.

Growing Trees Cause More Methane to Escape in Wetland Areas During Dry and Wet Conditions

12.07.2021 01:03 AM

In new research, study authors have shown evidence that far more methane is released by growing trees that grow on floodplains in the Amazon basin than by soil or surface water and this takes place in both dry and wet conditions.

Monogamous Albatross Forced To Divorce Due To Climate Change and Warming Water Instead of Breeding Failure

11.26.2021 02:42 AM

Researchers conclude that there is a high 8% rise in Albatross divorce rates as warming waters and climate change forces males to fly further and longer for food.

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Most Popular

Largest Known Volcanic Aquifer Discovered Beneath Oregon's Cascades

New 'Supergiant' Sea Bug Found in South China Sea, Named After Darth Vader

Mediterranean Sea Was Refilled by a Catastrophic Flood Millions of Years Ago

Mysterious Cosmic Waves That Sound Like Birds Detected in Unexpected Space Region

NASA's James Webb Telescope Solves Mystery of 'Universe-Breaking' Red Dots