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The Major Changes in Earth’s Climate Haven’t Occurred Naturally –All of Us Might Be to Blame

We’re all well aware of the tremendous shifts in the Earth’s climate. For a lot of time, scientists had been wondering who or what is to blame for such changes. A new study supposedly clears all doubts. A balance between…

August 1, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Greenland’s Ice Sheet Has Suffered Massive Melt Due to Heatwave, New Report Shows

A recent report released by a team of Danish researchers reveals Greenland’s current situation and predicts a bleak future. Greenland’s ice sheet has just undergone a massive melting event triggered by a major heatwave. According to researchers, the temperatures have…

August 1, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Earth’s Future Could Be Predicted by Ancient Climate Tipping Points

As Earth is facing the worst-case scenario, the future might be more critical, scientists warn us. Severe disruptions to our planet’s climate thousands of years that triggered mass ice cap melting and abrupt sea-level rise are now warnings for today’s…

July 31, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Aerosols Have an Unexpected Effect in the Tropical Pacific Ocean, New Study Says

New research found that aerosols in the atmosphere might be keeping low temporarily ocean temperatures in the eastern equatorial Pacific. How’s that possible? But such a discovery is clear evidence that the surprisingly modest warming reported in the tropical Pacific…

July 30, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

High-concentrations of Forever Chemicals Found in the Arctic: What to Expect

As the Earth faces the worst-case scenario due to pollution, climate change, and global warming, researchers continue to find shocking stuff. The recent discovery puts the Arctic in the corner because it is apparently leaking high concentrations of ‘forever chemicals,”…

July 29, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Plastic in Food is a Real Concern, Researchers Warn Us

A new study aims to raise awareness about plastic accumulation in food due to potentially harmful bacteria E.coli carried by microplastics. A team of researchers from the University of Portsmouth examined microplastics covered in a biofilm coating (similar to natural…

July 27, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

The Water From a Lake in Argentina Becomes Pink

You know what they say that Hell is like receiving what you hate the most. An Argentinian lake just became the Hell of those who can’t stand the pink color. A lagoon from Patagonia region of the South American country…

July 26, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Unusually Large Meteor Turns Night Into Day in Norway – Watch VIDEO

The more we look at the heavens, the more we realize how huge the Universe is. And we also realize how truly vulnerable we all are. A great quote claims that astronomy is perhaps the only thing that teaches men…

July 26, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Philippine’s Capital Faces Magnitude 6.7 Earthquake

Many residents of the south part of Manila, the capital city of the Philippines, had been woken up and jolted by a strong earthquake on Saturday. Reaching a magnitude of 6.7, the quake can easily be classified as strong. Reuters…

July 24, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Lowering the Industrial Carbon Emissions is An Urgent Matter, Researchers Warn Us

The Paris Agreement’s long-term goal of keeping global warming below 2 degrees Celsius is a huge challenge. We need to vastly lower the greenhouse gas emissions and the carbon dioxide (CO2) produced by the most energy-intensive industries, as soon as…

July 23, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

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The Major Changes in Earth’s Climate Haven’t Occurred Naturally –All of Us Might Be to Blame

Greenland’s Ice Sheet Has Suffered Massive Melt Due to Heatwave, New Report Shows

Earth’s Future Could Be Predicted by Ancient Climate Tipping Points

Aerosols Have an Unexpected Effect in the Tropical Pacific Ocean, New Study Says

High-concentrations of Forever Chemicals Found in the Arctic: What to Expect

Plastic in Food is a Real Concern, Researchers Warn Us

The Water From a Lake in Argentina Becomes Pink

Unusually Large Meteor Turns Night Into Day in Norway – Watch VIDEO

Philippine’s Capital Faces Magnitude 6.7 Earthquake

Lowering the Industrial Carbon Emissions is An Urgent Matter, Researchers Warn Us

NASA’s Footage Reveals a “Scorching” North Pole

Wildfires From the US and Canada are Pushing Resources to the Limit – 1.2 Million Acres Burned

The Emergence of Plants Changed Carbon Cycle on Earth

Stop the Plastic Pollution and Save the Oceans, Researchers Unveil a Plan

China Has Just Been Through a Significant Aftershock of the Devastating 2008 Earthquake