Manmade Noise May Be Major Global Pollutant
A recent study reveals noise created by humans affects both aquatic and terrestrial species. This manmade noise is generated in various forms through vehicles, planes, ships. This noise pollution has…
MIT Energy Initiative Highlights The Pathways For Sustainable Personal Transportation
A report published by MIT highlights the importance of sustainable personal transportation. The study finds that carbon emission can be controlled by using alternative fuel vehicles for public transport in…
A Finland Beach Found Covered With Egg-shaped Ice Balls
A couple has recently spotted a collection of ice eggs while walking on a Finland beach. They covered an area nearly the quarter of a football field. Ice specialists say…
One Of The Greatest Empires Might Have Fallen To Climate Change.
The Neo-Assyrian Empire a Mesopotamian empire, between 911 and 609 BC had become the largest empire of the world up until that time. In a surprising turn of fate the empire collapsed quickly. Researchers have…
Venice Witnesses Worst Flooding In 50 Years It Could Be Climate Change
Venice has witnessed the highest floodwaters in more than 50 years on 12th November. Water levels were recorded 6.1 feet, damaging several historic sites including the iconic cathedral, St. Mark's…
Plants May Consume More Water As Climate Warms, Cutting Supplies From Humans
A new study suggests that as the climate warms, plants in North America, Eurasia, and parts of Central and South America will consume more water that may lead to water…
Climate change promises more frequent El Niño events
Global warming has its adverse effects on the climate and it can cause the frequent occurrence of El Niños as per the latest research. El Niños can impact the weather…
Hidden Rivers Are Destabilising Antarctic Ice Shelves.
Antarctic ice shelves are being destabilised by hidden, upside-down ‘rivers’ of warm water that course below the shelves and melt them from underneath, new research shows. Scientists have known about…
