Sydney Beaches Closed Due to Mysterious Tar Ball Invasion
Sydney's iconic beaches face unexpected closure as mysterious tar balls wash ashore, prompting environmental concerns and investigations into their origin and potential impact on marine...
Author : Dusty Shore
Antarctica’s Rising Landmass: A Tipping Point for Global Climate
In a startling revelation, scientists have discovered that Antarctica is not just losing ice – it’s also rising from the ocean at an unprecedented rate....
Do Sunlight and Cloud Cover, Rather than CO2 Drive Earth’s Climate?
A recent study highlighted in an article from Zero Hedge suggests that sunlight and cloud cover, rather than CO2 levels, are the primary drivers of...
The Sun is Unusually Active. What Might Happen?
The Sun Is More Active Than Scientists Anticipated: What We Can Do and What to Expect The Sun can change our world in a moment’s...
A New Iceland Volcanic Eruption
A new volcanic eruption occurred on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland on August 23, 2024, following a series of significant earthquakes. The eruption began...
Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Update
An attempt to utilize an extendable robot for the extraction of a fragment of melted fuel from the damaged Unit 2 reactor at Japan’s Fukushima...
Ocean Acidification: Impacts and Mitigation Strategies
Ocean acidification, often referred to as “climate change’s equally evil twin,” is a significant consequence of increased atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) levels. As the oceans...
Global Climate Change Mitigation Strategies: A Comprehensive Review
Climate change represents one of the most significant threats to global stability, driven primarily by the increase of greenhouse gases (GHGs) in the atmosphere. To...
Are You Ready for Climate Change Ghost Cities?
If You Don’t Act, What Will Happen In Your Lifetime? As we navigate through the 21st century, the stakes have never been higher. The decisions...
If the Ozone Hole Grows, Humans May Perish. Here is a Plan.
The ozone layer, situated in the stratosphere approximately 15-35 km (9-22 miles) above Earth’s surface, serves as a crucial shield against harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation...