Plastics Are Breaching Earth’s Limits – New Study
Plastics have become an international concern. They are produced extensively, released uncontrollably into the environment. Plastic pollution is a source…
Parker Solar Probe’s Historic Christmas Eve Flyby: Closer to the Sun Than Ever Before
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is set to make its closest-ever approach to the Sun on December 24. At 6:53 a.m….
World Risk Poll 2024 Reveals Countries Most and Least Worried About Climate Change
The World Risk Poll 2024 report, with 147,000 interviews conducted in 142 countries and territories in 2023, is the first of its kind to study adult populations’ experiences and perceptions of safety and risk from multiple factors.
Climate Action Tracker’s Warning: World on Track for Catastrophic 3°C Rise by 2100!
Global warming projections remain at a 2.7-degree Celsius rise by 2100 above pre-industrial levels. Climate Action Tracker reports at COP29…
Earth’s Freshwater Crisis: Shocking NASA Data Reveals Abrupt Global Drop Since 2014
A study published in Surveys in Geophysics found that Earth’s total freshwater levels have been in sharp decline since May…
World’s Most Polluting Cities: New Report Highlights Global Emission Hotspots
A new report reveals the world’s most polluting cities.
Global Carbon Budget 2024: New Report Reveals CO2 Emissions Surge—Is the 1.5°C Climate Target Doomed?
According to the Global Carbon Budget 2024 report, global carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel use are projected to rise by 0.8% in 2024.
WMO’s State of the Climate 2024 Report Issues Red Alert as COP29 Kicks Off in Azerbaijan
The State of the Climate 2024 update which is authored by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) as a guiding report for the world leaders in attendance at COP29 in Azerbaijan, warns that the impacts of climate change are accelerating rapidly.
When Did Climate Change Become an Issue?
Climate change became a real world issue in the mid-20th century when scientific evidence confirmed human activity, particularly fossil fuel use, as the primary driver of global warming.
Global Climate Finance Hit $1.5 Trillion in 2022, Needs Fivefold Boost by 2030: CPI Report
According to the latest report, Global Landscape of Climate Finance 2024: Insights for COP29, global investment in combating and adapting…
7 Key Talking Points of COP16 – UN Biodiversity Conference in Colombia
The 16th Conference of Parties (COP16) is the meeting of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity where nations that have ratified the convention meet to discuss the global biodiversity agenda.
Explaining The New Collective Quantified Goal on Climate Finance (NCQG)
The NCQG is a new global climate finance target that will be set by the Conference of the Parties under the Paris Agreement.
Eutrophication: Causes, Impacts, and Solutions
Eutrophication is a serious global issue threatening our access to clean drinking water. As the population and economies grow all around the world, so does the need for water.
Thermal Pollution: Understanding Its Causes, Effects, and Control Measures
Thermal pollution, also known as heat pollution, occurs when heat is released into water or air that produces undesirable effects.
This type of pollution may also be referred to as thermal enrichment.
Understanding Noise Pollution: Effects and Solutions
Similar to air and water pollution, noise pollution is a serious global issue affecting human health and contributing to the general deterioration of environmental quality.
Electronic Waste (E-Waste): A Global Environmental Crisis
Electronic waste is commonly known as e-waste. E-waste has in current times become a global environmental issue. This is the fastest-growing solid waste stream in the world.
Biodiversity: Importance, Conservation Strategies, and the Effects of Human Activities
Biodiversity is defined as the variety and variability among all groups of living organisms and the ecosystem in which they live.
Marine Pollution: Causes, Effects, and Solutions
Marine pollution is the direct or indirect introduction of substances to the marine environment by human activities, resulting in adverse effects.