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Why did cities begin to limit the number of tourists?
For many years, tourism was considered one of the most important indicators of growth for cities. But today some cities discuss how to manage the number of visitors available, rather than attract more tourists. Because the problem is no longer the number of visitors, the carrying capacity. Tourism has grown, cities were smaller, Venice is one of the most striking examples. Around 500 thousand populations in 1951...
Is the fresh air no exception?
Air quality throughout the world is becoming increasingly worse. The 2025 World Air Quality Report released by the Swiss air quality measurement company IQAir shows that the clean air is now difficult to reach for many countries. According to the report based on the data of more than 143 countries and 9 thousand cities, only 13 countries can meet the limits of safe air quality set by the World Health Organization...
Agriculture digitalization in Europe
In the European Union, the agricultural sector has undergone an important transformation process due to climate change, increased costs and fractures in global supply chains in recent years. The European agriculture against these challenges is increasingly turning to more smart farming and digital technologies. Thanks to sensors, drones, satellite images and artificial intelligence-supported analysis systems, agricultural production is more efficient,...
Controversial experiment for climate crisis: 65 thousand litres of chemicals were released in the ocean
Last year, in August four days, the US's Maine Bay's waters took a dark red shade. The image was pushing the toxic red alg explosion. However, this was not a natural event, but an experiment that scientists did. The researchers pumped about 65 thousand liters of alkaline chemicals marked with red paint to the ocean. Objective, more carbon absorption of the ocean...
Rising temperatures change sex rate
A new research revealed that during the period of 20 degrees of air temperatures, male baby births decrease compared to babies. According to the study; high temperatures can reduce the possibility of survival of male fetuses especially during early pregnancy. Researchers from Oxford University and the US National Academy of Sciences Abstracts (PNAS) magazine...
Climate crisis threatens the passage of sheep
Climate crisis affects not only cities and industries, but also rural lifestyle forms. The future of the pastures is becoming more uncertain, especially for the communities moving with livestock. Research shows that climate change can risk the supply of millions of people by narrowing grass areas across the world. United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), m...
Are you ready to heat electric vehicles?
Electric vehicles are seen as one of the most important tools to reduce carbon emissions in transportation industry. The goal of reducing dependence to fossil fuels has increased rapidly the demand for electric vehicles worldwide in recent years. This conversion in Europe is particularly remarkable. In the end of 2025, according to European Auto Manufacturers Association data, full electric vehicle sales in the European Union...
The story of sports from the ground to the planet
Sport has been defined over speed, power and competition for many years. The success score was measured in the sign, the value was expressed with the trophies. But as of 2026, there is a deeper transformation in the sports world. Now the question is not only who won. How much carbon did this organization produce? What material was made? What social benefit did this investment have created? Global sports economy continues to grow...
Can oxygen loss be 10 thresholds?
Climate crisis is often discussed over temperature rise. Yet the world system consists of peers connected with each other. When these thresholds are exceeded, ecosystems can experience sudden and difficult changes to return. The framework of “Gezegen Limits” developed in 2009 appeared to identify these risks. Today we recommend adding a new one to these limits: water mass...
More expensive than Carbon Chest
The researchers from the United States (USA), Germany, Canada, Italy and the Netherlands conducted a study with the calculation of the ocean-based effects of the carbon release. The study published in Nature Climate Change showed that the oceans are doubled about the social cost of the carbon (SCC). In the study, seas, oceans and...
Snow melts, game changes
Winter Olympics miss snow and ice for more than a century. But today this white floor is quickly planted. Scientific measurements indicate that global temperature rise directly affects the mountain ecosystems and snow cover. During the first Winter Olympics held in Chamonix, France in 1924, the average day temperature of February was about 0.4 degrees. At the beginning of the 21st century...
Harry Potter's lover is no longer!
One of the world’s most well-known bird species is now living in Sweden. The symbol of the wild nature of the north, Harry Potter’s owl was born since 2015, with the Hedwig character. On the fact that even a single puppy in observations lasted for ten years, it was announced that in such country “there was no deadly”. Protection organizations are the most b...