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Old trees increase carbon capture capacities

Old trees increase carbon capture capacities

A forest consisting of old oak trees was exposed to carbondiokside in the levels of normal for seven years. More carbon dioxide pills were observed by expanding body areas across these changes of trees. The researchers hope that the study published in Nature Climate Change reveals the importance of protection of old forests in the fight against climate change. No...

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Can white hydrogen be the energy source of future?

Can white hydrogen be the energy source of future?

White hydrogen is a naturally occurring hydrogen type, which has the potential to revolutionize the energy industry. This kind of hydrogen is not produced by industrial processes, unlike other hydrogen varieties (green, blue, gray and pink hydrogen), instead, it is naturally removed from underground sources directly. The environmental impact of white hydrogen is minimal and a low-cost energy...

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The climate fragility of Africa is increasing

The climate fragility of Africa is increasing

In the most vulnerable areas of climate change among African countries, these effects often affect daily life quite negative. According to the report of the Intergovernmental Climate Change Panel (IPCC), although the countries in the African continent contribute to the greenhouse gas emissions at least, among countries where human-source climate change is most affected by...

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Climate change threatens the reproductive of insects

Climate change threatens the reproductive of insects

A new study published in the journal Ecology and Evolution ( ecology and Evolution) showed that rising temperatures affect the color and reproductive ability of insects with the effect of climate change. According to the study carried out by Herberstein and its team, it is varied according to the types of insects that color will change. But if insects can not adapt to color changes, climate change...

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What do you say to meet Fitoplanktons?

What do you say to meet Fitoplanktons?

Fitoplankton, microscopic herbal organisms living in the oceans, lakes and rivers. These organisms contain many different types of cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae, surrounded by glass-like structures, diatoms and calcium carbonate armor. Prochlorococcus, the smallest and most abundant phytoplankton species, but discovered in 1980s. A teaspoon of ocean suy...

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Attention to unusual increase in temperatures

Attention to unusual increase in temperatures

According to the data of the Copernicus Climate Change Service connected to the European Union (EU), in the last June, the temperature increased from the average temperature between 1850-1900 and was recorded as "the hotest 12 months". The average temperature of the last 12 months throughout the world, while the average of 1991- 2020 is over 0.76 degrees, the average of 1850-1900 years is 1,64 derec...

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Urban solutions for climate change

Urban solutions for climate change

In recent years, the effects of climate change have become more pronounced in cities. Extreme hotes, sudden water raids and sea level increases caused the city infrastructure to remain insufficient. When 56 percent of the world population is thought to live in urban areas, it has been forced to rethink our cities and develop sustainable urban solutions. Here is a change of climate...

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Are you ready for July without plastic?

Are you ready for July without plastic?

Plastic pollution comes from the beginning of environmental problems today, as an urgent and global problem. Millions of tons of plastic waste, pollut our oceans, soils and even our air. Individuals, communities and institutions take various steps to reduce this pollution. In this context, the movement of the Plastic-Free July is activated. So, what is Plastic Free July and why it is...

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More struggles with 4 climate attacks from 5 people

More struggles with 4 climate attacks from 5 people

According to the global survey on the climate crisis of the United Nations (BM) and 75 thousand people, every five people want to strengthen their commitment to fight climate change. The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) was conducted by Oxford University and GeoPoll in the survey of the Climate Marking of the World People 2024 percent of the world population...

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Uluyan monkeys can not withstand hot

Uluyan monkeys can not withstand hot

The Mexican Ministry of Environment announced the deaths of licorices specific to the South and Central American continent. Accordingly, the deaths seen in the state of Chiapas and Tabasco began to be seen in Campeche and Veracruz. The tests made showed that monkeys died from hot bumps. The lack of water supply in the areas where existing drought and monkeys live in the country...

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Ocean water temperature pushes sea creatures to migrate

Ocean water temperature pushes sea creatures to migrate

The global average temperature was observed in sea surface water temperature while breaking a record in 2023. According to the data of the Climate Reanalyzer site, known by Anae University in the USA, 14 March 2023, the sea surface water temperatures were broken every day, when compared to the historical data of that day. Institut Français organized by Turkey "Iklimin Jeopolitics: Mediterranean in the Heart of Problems...

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Clean energy will reduce our life cost

Clean energy will reduce our life cost

According to the report titled " Strategies for Great Price and Fair Clean Energy Transitions" IEA, additional investments are required to reach the net zero emissions targets up to 2050. However, the realization of this goal is to reduce the operating costs of global energy systems in the next 10 years compared to the predictive scenario that the current policies will continue...