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‘Good news even though Climate crisis ’
The United Nations Educational, Science and Culture Organization (UNESCO) announced that scientists discovered a giant coral reef that has not been affected by climate change in depth of 30 meters (100ft) at the largest island of the French Polynesia. The new reef was held on November during a diving trip to the region called the ‘alaranlik region’ of the ocean. Diameter of giant rose corals 2 meters...
Library of waste materials
Students from Mersin’s Erdemli district set up the first Zero Waste Library of school city where they’ve seen education by tableing from waste lemon crates and wood ladders they’ve collected.
The world faces the biggest species of living
The World Natural Life Protection Foundation (WWF) has been found in the warning that there is no live types worldwide, dinosaurs reach the most serious size after the patrol. According to the recent figures of WWF; 40 thousand of 142 thousand 500 animals and plant species under the danger in the International Red List, facing the threat of depletion of the peeling. WWF encounters the danger of depletion until now...
Great hizme to fight global warming from Whales Tags
We all know the honeys as the largest mammal animal on the world. This giant creatures of the ocean are fed by eating planktons, one of the smallest living organisms in the water. However, a research conducted in the U.S. revealed an interesting feature of balinas never before. Perhaps the global warming and carbon release will serve the most of the animals in stopping. ...
Metro will collect 65 million plastic
Metro Plastic Movement, launched in collaboration with Metro and Plastic Bank, aims to gather 65 million plastic bottles before reaching the oceans.
Statistics from the depths of oceans
Home The largest threat to oceans is not plastic straws, which constitutes only 0.03 percent of the sea thrown plastics or pollution, fish nets. • It consists of only 5 percent of the oceans. Many countries have been committed to maintaining 30 percent of the world oceans by 2030 but research shows that 90 percent of marine protection areas are still open to fishing...
Red list is increasingly rough
According to the new red list, which is described in a global conference for protection purposes and prepared by the Association of Protection of the International Nature (IUCN), the dog fish in the world and the population of the ‘Manta Ray’ deposits face the danger of being destroyed. The new entering komodo ejderi is particularly rising sea levels and growing in Indonesian habitat, which is the only place where they live on the world...
The waters are heated in the sardalya and the moisture of the raw
The effects of global warming on fish were investigated. Accordingly; it was noted that the heated oceans increase the pressure on the survival of fish and prevents the ability to adapt. In the study, it was transferred to the fish of the heated water to be two times worse, as well as its ability to go to the appropriate environment. In research, especially raw and sardine...
It is necessary to have a mask for 450 years
OceansAsia, working for the protection of the oceans, was recorded in the report titled ‘Masks on the Beach: The Impact of COVID-19 on Marine Plastic Pollution’, about 1.6 billion masks in the ocean. According to the data that examines the report Online PR Service B2Press; the masks lead to an additional sea pollution between 4 thousand 680 to 6 thousand 240 tons and a single...
Under the risk of being a million species
The Secretary General of the United Nations (BM) António Guterres said that 4 million lives are exploited, damaging global economy, the coronavirus pandemi (SKA) in the Sustainable Development Objectives of the 124 million people push to the greater poverty. Sustainable Development 2030 Agenda and 17 SKA’s Top Level SKA Political...
Boyner Group will zero use of plastic
Boyner Group will contribute to a more livable world target by using recycled plastic in compulsory situations, in the process of switching to zero use of plastic after 2023
The hopes born on the day of the corals were eaten
40 thousand square meters of coral reefs damaged due to global warming in Indonesia were re restored. Researchers from The Nature Conservancy, working with cat food brand Sheba and local communities, managed to restore the reef area of 40 thousand square meters in Spermonde Teamadas in two years using a method called ‘Mercan Stars’ (Resif Stars). Working...