Ocean Exploration and Management for Human Survival
Understanding ocean ecosystems is vital for the survival of the human species, particularly in the face of pressing environmental threats such as microplastics and...
Climate Extremes Mitigation and Adaptation
As the impacts of climate change become increasingly evident, the urgency for effective mitigation and adaptation strategies intensifies. Climate extremes, including severe storms, droughts, and...
Human Extinction by Climate Change and Environmental Degradation
As of January 12, 2025, climate change and environmental degradation are among the most significant threats to human survival, with the potential to lead to...
Large-Scale Reforestation: A Path to Ecological Restoration
Large-scale reforestation is increasingly recognized as a critical strategy for combating climate change, restoring ecosystems, and enhancing biodiversity. This process involves the systematic planting of...
Could a Diamond Dust Shield Reverse Global Warming?
Recent research has proposed a groundbreaking geoengineering solution to combat climate change: injecting diamond dust into the atmosphere. This method aims to utilize the reflective...
Record Global Warming in 2023 Linked to Declining Planetary Albedo
Albedo is the measure of the fraction of sunlight that is reflected by a surface or body, expressed as a ratio between 0 and 1,...
The Return of Tulare, A Giant California Ghost Lake
Tulare Lake Returns: A New Chapter for California’s San Joaquin Valley After more than 130 years of absence, Tulare Lake has resurfaced in California’s San...
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....
Ocean Exploration and Management: Protecting Marine Biodiversity
The world’s oceans, covering more than 70% of Earth’s surface, are vital to the planet’s health and human survival. Yet, we have explored less than...
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...