– Lava in Hawaii. Photo: Ekrem Canli. CC BY-SA 4.0 – The truth is that volcanoes expel a lot of CO2 and other gases and those into the air in addition to dust particles they are warming the planet. Writing about it would be carrying wood into the woods, as on this topic already mountains … Read more
Offenbach (dpa) – According to a study, climate change increases the likelihood of extreme rainfall and thus of flood disasters, as in July in Rhineland-Palatinate and North Rhine-Westphalia, at least 180 people were killed. This is the result of an international team of scientists, including those from the German Weather Service (DWD), in a study … Read more
– Flood At least 180 people were killed in the flood disaster in July. Photo: Boris Roessler / dpa – (Photo: dpa) – – – – This is the result of an international team of scientists, including those from the German Weather Service This is the conclusion reached by an international team of scientists including … Read more
Mario Funes, from the National Institute of Agricultural Technology, compared different varieties of alfalfa that were planted in the “Don Hugo” field in Villa Mercedes. The last alfalfera day will be held on September 22 and the central theme will be “Crop care”. The Alfalfa Days are an initiative carried out by the Ministry of … Read more
– The application for a climate protection ordinance to phase out fossil fuels was rejected by the Ministry of Economics, now the legal process follows Vienna (OTS) – In order for fossil fuels to have a specific expiry date, lawyer Dr. Reinhard Schanda – on behalf of the Austrian environmental protection organization GLOBAL 2000 and … Read more
The remnants of Tropical Depression Fred brought heavy rain and thunderstorms to parts of the Tri-State area Wednesday night, prompting multiple tornado warnings in New Jersey and New York. While officials have not confirmed tornadoes, a tornado warning was issued around 1 a.m. in Hunterdon County, NJ, and again around 2:30 a.m. in Morristown, Lincoln … Read more
An unprecedented drought is drying up the second largest river in South America – the Parana. Its course begins in Brazil and lasts over 4,800 km through Paraguay and Argentina. The river gives life to huge tropical forests and farms, writes Reuters, quoted by Vesti bg. More than 80% of farmers in Argentina depend on … Read more
There is no doubt that the atmosphere, ocean and land are warmed by human activity, says the landmark climate report. And it is too late to stop some destructive consequences. Many climate changes can no longer be stopped or reversed, says the 1300-page UN report on the impact of human activities on the environment, predicting … Read more
Photo: Reuters (archived photo) Up to +48 degrees are predicted in Italy – – A subtropical anticyclone from Africa is approaching the country. The Ministry of Health has declared the highest level of weather hazard. In Italy, the current week will be the hottest over the summer – the temperature in the south of the … Read more
Never before has MDG gained so many new members in such a short time, the party writes in a press release. – This is absolutely incredible and fills me with hope. We have never experienced such great commitment before, with over 500 new members in 24 hours. As a party leader and mother, it gives … Read more