Liquid answer within the sea Later this summer season, researchers in Massachusetts will pour 23,000 liters of stable sodium hydroxide into the ocean. It’s hoped that it will work like a large Tums – a heartburn pill – and cut back the acidity of the water in addition to improve its skill to retailer carbon … Read more
Recent studies have concluded that heavy rain and snow can trigger earthquakes. (Photo: Wionnews) JAKARTA – Earthquakes are usually caused by sudden movements along faults in the Earth. A new study actually shows that heavy rain and snow can play a role in triggering earthquakes. Wionews, Friday (10/5/2024) reported that MIT scientists in the journal … Read more
Jakarta – A team of scientists from the UK say they have discovered a porous material that has the ability to store large amounts of greenhouse gases. This discovery could be a new tool in the fight against climate change. These findings are detailed in a new paper published in the journal Nature Synthesis. Reporting … Read more
Recently, the United Nations Environment Assembly (ANUMA) considered a resolution on solar radiation modification, which refers to controversial technologies aimed at masking the warming effect of greenhouse gases by reflecting part of sunlight back into space. The draft resolution initially called for convocation of a group of experts to examine the benefits and risks of … Read more
Strasbourg. EU countries must prepare for climate change and global warming, after 2023 went down in the history books as the hottest year on record, European Commission officials warned on Tuesday. “Europe is the fastest warming continent since the 1980s; warming here was about twice the global rate,” warned Commission Vice-President Maros Sefcovic. At a … Read more
Geneva. There is a high probability that 2024 will be the warmest year on record, after the decade ending in 2023 broke a heat record that pushes the planet at the edge of the abyssThe United Nations (UN) warned yesterday. In the State of the Climate report, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has sounded the … Read more
Jakarta – When the weather is hot, turn on fan become the mainstay of many people. However, according to scientists, fans tend to be useless in very hot temperatures. Severe heat waves are becoming more frequent due to global warming, so if there is no air conditioning, you can use a fan. Well, new research … Read more
In one day, many temperature records were recorded across the continent. Unbearable heat gripped the African continent / photo ua.depositphotos.com Thousands of temperature records were broken in one day in Africa. This has never been seen in the world before. This is reported by The Watchers. According to the publication, a wave of exceptionally hot … Read more
It was already night in Glasgow. And it was raining, of course. The 2021 climate summit, which was held a year late due to the pandemic in the Scottish city, had entered its final stretch. No important announcement was expected on November 10. But there was: the United States and China released a joint statement … Read more
Researchers from the University of Leeds (UK) have found out how much the geomorphology of one of the northernmost landmasses on Earth has changed in just three decades. To do this, they used satellite images collected by the program Landsat Geological Survey (USGS) and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) USA. It is one … Read more