The oceans have a fever
In a post from Keiran Kelly of Ocean Integrity, fishermen have their finger on the pulse of ocean life and fish stocks. Fish all over the world are stunted to […]
Climate change
Climate change
Only a small part of climate change has to do with carbon dioxide
In terms of greenhouse gases, carbon dioxide represents around 20%, water vapour is by far the largest at 70%, and then you have methane, which is 80 times more of
Climate change
The NASA PACE mission is on its way today.
PACE = Plankton, Aerosols, Clouds and ocean Ecosystems Plankton and biogenic factors regulate water vapour pressure and aerosol cloud formation. The combined processes probably contribute over 70% of the anthropogenic
Climate change, nature, pollution
Baobab trees
Wonderfully important Baobab trees, but they are now dying throughout Africa and all at the same time. https://lnkd.in/eCTghHZN The reason given is climate change; I suspect atmospheric pollution is the
Bees
Bee good....innovation challenge
here are around 500 species of stingless bees in the tropics, including those belonging to the Meliponini genus. The honey is highly prized for its taste and medical properties. The bees
Climate change, nature
Life is being sucked out of the planet……
Climate change is a self-fulfilling prophecy that encompasses the annihilation of nature. We will be able to survive climate change, but we will not be able to survive the loss
Climate change
Watch what happens to countries around the Mediterranean Sea.
Countries around the Mediterranean are going to Cook, Flood, they will have Droughts and very high Wind velocities. The model in the report is serious, but it doesn't even take
Climate change, nature
5 weeks that changed the world... In 1835, at the age of twenty-six, Charles Darwin arrived in the Galapagos Islands, where he spent a mere five weeks and only seventeen
Climate change, nature, Ocean acidification, plastic, pollution
How are we going to survive the next 20 years?
The air we breathe99.82% of the global land area is exposed to toxic levels of particulate matter 2.5 (PM2.5)—tiny particles in the air that are linked to lung cancer and