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New Technique Predicts Species Extinction Induced by Climate Change

When people were children in their times, they would have more likely scoured open fields searching for bumble bees. But today, it is relatively harder for children to spot these insects because they are considerably declining in Europe and North America.

7 Feb 2020

Study Finds Acceleration of Ocean Currents Since 1990s

According to new research published in Science Advances, the observations claim that between 1990 and 2013 the “globally integrated ocean kinetic energy” demonstrated an increase of around 15%.

7 Feb 2020

Sugar Ants’ Preference for Pee May Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

An unlikely penchant for pee is putting a common sugar ant on the map, as new research from the University of South Australia shows their taste for urine could play a role in reducing greenhouse gases.

6 Feb 2020

Atmospheric Aerosols Have Stronger Impact on Extreme Weather Events

According to researchers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and California Institute of Technology (Caltech), the change in winter weather patterns in northern Eurasia and Europe is linked to reduced air pollution.

4 Feb 2020

The Role of Arctic Permafrost Thaw in Climate Change

According to a new collaborative study conducted by researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder and University of Guelph, the melting of the permafrost could throw more CO2 and methane into the atmosphere.

4 Feb 2020

Causes of Greening Process are More Complex, Variable than Previously Thought

Researchers dealing with the so-called greening of Arctic regions, which is known to be the most apparent impact of climate change, are now implementing new research techniques.

3 Feb 2020

New, Revised Guidelines to Help Limit Global Warming

Considering the current changing climate, it has become even more crucial to account for the emissions of greenhouse gases.

3 Feb 2020

New Method to Effectively Protect Future Biodiversity Against Climate Change

Suitable conditions are required by all plants and animals for their survival. Such conditions include an acceptable range of temperatures, a specific amount of light, and access to sources of water, food, and shelter.

29 Jan 2020

Study Reveals Impact of Growing Tropical Land Use on Global Carbon Cycle

Scientists at Lund University, Sweden, performed a global study revealing that the fast increase in land use in the tropical areas of the world has an impact on the global carbon cycle more than was already known.

29 Jan 2020