These RoboBees from Japan Can Legitimately Pollinate the Earth
With natural bees being reported as dying at an unprecedented rate, researchers have come up with the idea of developing “RoboBees” or bee-like drones...
Heavy Metal – Nuclear Locomotives vs Diesel Locomotives
The other day, being particularly bored, I watched “Snowpiercer” online (Yes, I was that bored), and it reminded me of the thought of nuclear...
Controversial Norwegian Climate Change Study Sparks Dialog
An extremely controversial Norwegian climate change study released over the weekend posited that global temperatures have remained steady over the past several years, suggesting...
Micro-Bubbles Injected Into Oceans Reduce Global Warming, Physicist Says
Russell Seitz, a physicist at the Harvard University, has thought of an ingenious way to fight global warming by cooling the planet by parts. The ingenious way Seitz wants to do this is by pumping vast swarms of tiny bubbles into the sea to increase its reflectivity.
Olivine, the Mineral That Could Fight Climate Change
Discovering the ultimate technique for sequestrating carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, has become the main aim of numerous scientific teams. First, there were the...
Increased Clear-Air Turbulence Due to Climate Change Will Cost Airline Companies Millions
Scientists from University of Reading, UK, claim that air-turbulence over Europe will increase as a result of global warming.
Paul Williams, the lead author of the...
Hog manure lagoons threaten nearby rivers as Hurricane Florence approaches
Hundreds of open-air lagoons filled with manure could overflow from heavy rain caused by Hurricane Florence. In an area just inland from the North...
Here’s How World’s Biggest Cities Will Look Like If Temperature Goes 2 Degrees Higher
Study shows that with 2 degrees rise in global temperatures, the world's megacities might find themselves under water.
Scientists from Climate Central, Princeton, and Potsdam Institute for...
Hydroelectric Dam Reservoirs Eat Up More CO2 Than They Produce, Unlike Previously Thought
Ten years ago, a report based on measurements taken at a hydroelectric plant in Brasil said that the gas (CO2 and methane) emissions of hydroelectric power (HEP) reservoirs account for 1 to 28% of the total greenhouse gas emissions caused by man. The report said that the CO2 and the methane came from the rotting organisms contained in the HEP reservoirs.
Let’s Vow to Heal the Ozone Hole by 2050, On This World Ozone Day
Three decades back, news had it that a hole appeared in the Ozone layer over Antarctica. The world shivered with fear. All the Countries...
