Researchers of the Biodiversity and Climate Research Centre (BiK-F) and the SENCKENBERG Gesellschaft für Naturkunde have published a story in the “Nature Climate Change” journal, in which they say that over 80% of inner-species of biodiversity will be lost by the year 2080.
Scientists from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, University of Freiburg and the University of Konstanz have discovered the structure and decomposition mechanism of the N2O-reductase enzyme used in the decomposition of nitrous oxide.
New research conducted at the University of Washington indicates that even when all the polar sea ice on Earth melts due to warming climate it could recover if the global temperatures come down again.
The data collected by Terra Satellite of NASA from 2000 to 2011 shows that the earth’s atmosphere releases more heat into space than predicted by the computers that are programmed for the purpose, reports a new research recorded in Remote Sensing, a science journal.
A new EU study finds that countries that claimed to have cut down their greenhouse gas (GHG) discharges may actually have moved their emission levels to another country or countries by bringing in wood, timber and food products from it/them.
There is considerable evidence to suggest that large volcanic eruptions have extensive effects on our global climate.
Biomedical Solutions Division of SANYO North America has declared the introduction of MDF-U76VC a new ultra-minimum temperature freezer featuring exclusive green technology of SANYO for the US market. The freezer comes with a combination of advanced refrigeration technology, electronics and cabinet design.
The Gillard government has set a price on carbon emissions at AUD$23 a tonne, with increases of 5% a year before moving to a market dictated price in three years.
The EUCAARI (European Integrated project on Aerosol Cloud Climate and Air Quality Interaction) project has concluded its study and submitted its report saying that atmospheric aerosol particles (also known as particulate matter) are concealing the true level of global warming induced by greenhouse gas emissions.
A study performed by the researchers Jukka Heinonen and Professor Seppo Junnila at Finland located Aalto University has dispelled the fact that people living in cities will leave a lesser carbon footprint than those who live in the country side and found that the carbon emissions remain the same in the country side and city areas.
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