What is the worst-case scenario: What could Saxony-Anhalt look like without climate protection in 2050? Claudia Dalbert describes the problems Saxony-Anhalt could face if nothing was done about global warming in the next 30 years: the cities would be less livable due to the increasing heat. There would be conflicts over water in Saxony-Anhalt. It … Read more
The New York City Department of Sanitation collects more than 10,500 tons of residential garbage and institutional and 1,760 tons of recyclable materials, every day, while managing solid waste and cleaning trash or snow from 6,300 miles of streets. Of that trash, in New York alone, single-use plastic bags account for 1,700 tons of residential … Read more
The procession did not fail to boo copiously one of the towers owned by Donald Trump in Manhattan, south of Central Park. It was at the foot of the Trump International Hotel and Tower that the third edition of the Women’s March in New York began this Saturday. The demonstrators, including many women, will do … Read more
Simulations by scientists from Potsdam, Germany, confirm that a very slow but relentless process is continuing: if temperatures rise by four degrees Celsius compared to pre-industrial times, sea levels will rise by six and a half meters, writes the Italian daily La Repubblica. “What we are losing in Antarctica today is lost forever,” said scientists … Read more
His family informed about his death in Mexico City, they did not state the cause of his death. Molin’s work and research were key to the creation and approval of the Montreal Protocol of 1987. This document has limited the use of ozone-depleting gases worldwide. – According to the professional journal Science, this makes Molina … Read more
The tormenta tropical Epsilon was formed on Monday in the center of Atlantic, the most recent of a very active hurricane season. The storm had maximum sustained winds of nearly 65 kilometers per hour (40 miles). Additional strengthening is expected and that by Thursday it will be close to or have the strength of a … Read more
JN / Agencies Today at 10:26– Half of Australia’s Great Barrier reefs have died in the past 25 years. Scientists warn that global warming is irreversibly disturbing this underwater ecosystem. A study published in the scientific journal “Proceedings of the Royal Society” raised the alarm about the extent of the decline of all types of … Read more
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Polarstern icebreaker of the Alfred Wegener Institute in Germany is returning to its home port of Bremerhaven in northwestern Germany in relative silence. The vast amount of data that international teams of scientists have collected over the months of the North Pole voyage makes it possible to testify about … Read more
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Apart from COVID-19, the challenge faced by the community is non-communicable diseases (PTM). According to Dr. Sapto Adi, M.Kes from the State University of Malang (UNM), PTM is closely related to lifestyle changes. The lifestyle in question includes diet, sleep patterns, physical activity, and stress management that are not appropriate for the main triggers of … Read more
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Liputan6.com, Jakarta – Analysis from a non-profit organization, Influencemap alleges Facebook failed to prevent misinformation about climate change until the first six months of 2020. Influencmap said 51 advertisements related to distrust of climate change had been posted on Facebook and read by millions of people. Influencemap retrieves data from advertisements posted on Facebook through … Read more