A new climate crisis pushes the Earth beyond its originally set limit. According to significant research, the climate crisis has brought the earth dangerously close to many “disastrous” tipping points. It demonstrates that five perilous tipping thresholds may have already been crossed. This is as a result of the 1.1C global warming brought on by … Read more
The Antarctic ice shelf is at the mercy of climate change. A satellite analysis on Wednesday showed that previous estimates of losses from the world’s largest ice sheet over the past 25 years were significantly off the mark. This was due to the fact that Antarctica’s coastal glaciers are losing icebergs at a faster rate. … Read more
Scientists have found a way to destroy ‘forever chemicals’ PFAS for good. PFAS is a group of man-made chemicals used to make consumer goods. It can stay in the environment forever, including in the air, water and soil. That is why they are sometimes called “forever chemicals.” The chemicals have been linked to a range … Read more
Environmentalists are concerned because the Alaskan snow crabs appear to have vanished without a trace. The extinction of Alaska’s snow crabs is most likely tied to climate change. Marine scientists and those working in the fishing business are concerned. They’re worried that the sudden and unexpected decline in the price of this premium seafood item … Read more
Urine—a problem as waste and great as fertilizer. Urine could be taken out of the wastewater and then used as fertilizer. This could reduce the amount of nutrients that end up in water bodies. It also makes things more sustainable by using common waste items. Nitrogen and phosphorus that are in our waste streams in … Read more
Companies’ joint efforts to swiftly decarbonize the world. On a barren, snow-dusted stretch of Icelandic tundra to the east of Reykjavik, there are eight enormous metal boxes. These boxes are stacked in twos on concrete stilts. Thus, rising out of the earth. On one side, there is a bank of several black fans that rotate … Read more