Forest Conservation Observations From Belize
A new paper has put Belize in the spotlight for studying its losses in forests and wetlands over the past few years, thus giving some valuable observations in forest conservation.
How Sea Level Increase Affects Land Water Systems
A study suggests that an increase in levels of seas can lead to coastal areas of the sea as well as storm drains to be contaminated with wastewater.
Summers Half The Year? New Reality of 2100
Summer is coming. In the north. For real. Unless we take significant steps to save the planet from climate change.
Recyclable Polymer Membrane Could Help Oil Spills Cleanups
A recyclable membrane that can be used to clean up oil from water is under development, thus making it potentially prominent in the case of oil spills.
Read more Recyclable Polymer Membrane Could Help Oil Spills Cleanups
Fisher-Folks And Coping With Extremities
Coastal communities, especially the ones whose livelihoods depend on the sea, are one of the earliest to be affected by the process of climate change and any disasters it results in. Their resilience and adaptability when facing these crises may offer valuable insight into building approaches towards collective efforts, suggests a new study.
Incentive-based Policies Are A Win-Win: Study
Environmental policies are often met with resistance or reluctance from businesses who'd be expected to employ them. This is usually due to the assumption that such policies, while they may be for the long-term or 'greater good', spell bad for business. This may not be true. In fact, some policies may prove to be beneficial for businesses implementing them.
How Fast Are The Icebergs Melting?
To determine the rise in sea levels, it is currently assumed that icebergs melt at a uniform pace. However, that may not be the case.
Natural Disasters And Philanthropy
In what may be a natural reaction and reinforces several theories, affected communities or individuals reduce their charitable spending. With disasters affecting their lives and putting them in the path of risk, vulnerability, and damage, affected people hold back.
Is Climate Change A Factor In The Pandemic?
Is the SARS-CoV-2 somehow related to climate change? New research has studied evidence that suggests that climate change over the years, especially in southern China and adjacent southern areas, could have played a part in the emergence and spread of the novel coronavirus, which has slowed down the world since 2020.
Terra Love 