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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...
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...
5 things you need to know about space waste
Space has an indispensable importance in many areas of our everyday life. Many critical tasks from weather forecasts to monitoring environmental changes occur through satellites in space. However, countless objects sent to space for years led to the accumulation of large amount of space waste. These wastes consist of serious risks for both space research and living on the world...
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...
How does a jazz festival affect our planet?
Bozcaada Jazz Festival has released “Bozcaada Jazz Festival 23” Impact Report in order to explore the economic and social impact on the island.
Forest fire smoke big tehdi for brain health Tags
Forest fires not only lead to environmental disasters and ecosystem destruction, but also cause serious negative effects on human health. Recent research reveals the damage of the forest fire smoke to the human brain as clearly as never before. The risk of demans increases in the US and the findings of Alzheimer’s Association International Conference...
The EU raises gears in transition to zero emissions
The EU aiming to reduce emissions of greenhouse gas up to 2040 is committed to playing leading role in global fight with climate change.
This year in Salt Lake came to 4 thousand 300 flamingo world
Salt Lake, the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, was conducted by the Ministry of Environmental, Urbanization and Climate Change, and studies are carried out to provide, protect and transfer the species under the threat and danger to the future generations. In this context, the most important wetlands of the flamingoes in the world are located in the Salt Lake...
Give the call of UNICEF!
UNICEF shared 10 points to know about this topic by highlighting that water scarcity and climate crisis threatens millions of children.
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...
Electric Vehicles Emissions Up To 2035% Reduced
SHURA Energy Transformation Center’s ‘Translation Industry Transformation: Integration of Electrical Tools to Turkey Distribution Networks’ report has been published.
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...