Australian wildfires linked to global climate impact, study finds
The study's authors caution that these incidents may represent just the initial manifestations of an escalating pattern.
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A potential âpathogen stormâ is brewing up in the oceans
HQ Team May 22, 2023: A combination of flesh-eating bacteria, brown seaweed, and plastics in the ocean can potentially create a âpathogen stormâ.
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Water storage levels in 50% of worldâs largest lakes falling: Study
HQ Team May 20, 2023: Half of the worldâs largest lakes are losing water due to a warming climate, unsustainable human consumption, and.
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Cars running on biofuel powered by sunshine soon
Researchers are working on developing sustainable, zero-carbon fuels using photosynthesis to create artificial leaves to produce biofuel.
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Temperatures will surge in coming 5 years to record levels, says WMO
âGlobal mean temperatures are predicted to continue increasing, moving us away further and further away from the climate we are used to."
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Exposure to common chemical significantly raises Parkinson’s Disease risk
This study was undertaken as the government found that recruits based in Camp Lejeune were reporting higher incidences of Parkinsonâs later on
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Aid agencies brace for Mocha in Bangladesh, Myanmar
HQ Team May 14, 2023: Violent winds, flooding, and landslides may result due to a severe cyclone, Mocha, expected to sweep through Bangladesh.
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Forests a brutal trading ground for fungi, trees to survive
HQ Team May 10, 2023: Forest ecosystems are a trading ground for individual trees and fungi, each trying to make the best deal.
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New alternatives for plastic chips packaging
Biomimicry and innovative use of materials is the future of biodegradable packaging
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Newer regions of world at risk from severe heat waves, says research
Credit: NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio HQ Team May 1, 2023: Heat waves and record temperatures in regions with cooler climates are raising.