Scientists Say Behavioral Crisis At Root of Climate Breakdown
Researchers have coined another term for human being’s deliberate inaction over the climate crisis.
Researchers have coined another term for human being’s deliberate inaction over the climate crisis.
A research study published in the Nature journal disproved previous estimations about the capacity of oceans to absorb carbon.
Scientists from the University of Cambridge are working on a project that could pave the way for automated floating factories producing green petrol or diesel.
Scientists have blamed global warming for Alaska’s abrupt disappearance of around 10 billion snow crabs.
The United Nations agency has said disaster costs stood at around $3.8 trillion in damages to crops and livestock in 3 decades.
At least 45% of the world’s known flowering plants are threatened by extinction around the world, the study revealed.
France’s highest mountain has lost 2 meters of ice in the last two years, according to a research study. Mont Blanc’s peak was recently measured at 4,805.59 meters, which is 2 meters less than in 2021.
A group of six young people have filed a lawsuit against 32 countries for inaction against climate change. The group of individuals, including 3 siblings from Portugal, accused the EU member states for failing to reverse the impact of climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The US government has launched a tree plantation project worth $1 billion to mitigate the impact of climate change. Communities around the United States will share the fund in order to plant trees to reduce the extreme heat. The money will be available to the public in the form of 385 grants to people across all 50 states.
Satellite imagery has revealed shocking images of a Penguin colony that vanished in 2022. The colony disappeared and all the penguins were frozen to death when ice beneath their feet broke apart before they could develop waterproof feathers.
World’s oceans are heating up and the threat is real, according to climate experts. The global average ocean temperatures have increased to its highest point this week, reaching 20.96C and are expected to increase further, EU’s climate change service Copernicus reported.
Scientists are certainly convinced that July is the hottest month in the last 120,000 years, thanks to ever increasing temperatures. The UN chief ‘s shocking statement that the world is literally boiling also presents a bleak picture of the future ahead if things keep rolling out of control.
