Environment
-
Carbon Emissions in the US Decreases Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
Carbon emissions in the US have been found to have decreased due to the COVID-19 pandemic, as published last week by the BNEF or BloombergNEF.
Latest Research Articles
-
Lava Tube in New Mexico Shows Evidence of Ancestral Puebloans Surviving Climate Change by Melting Ice
-
Hurricane Iota: Death Toll is Rising as Rescue Operations Continue, Honduran President Pleads for Help
-
Mitigating Impacts of Storms and Hurricanes on Water Access and Water Supply Through Solar Power, Water Pump Systems, and Desalination
-
Hurricane Iota: Death Toll in Central America Now at 40 as Rescue Operation Continues
-
Seagrasses Protect Continental Shelves, Alleviate Climate Change, and Support Marine Organisms
-
Hurricane Iota Brings Death and Devastation Across Central America
-
US Agriculture: Livestock and Crop Production, Lessened Water Use
-
The Mariana Trench and Other Pacific Ocean Trenches Get Toxic Mercury From Fish Carcasses
-
Hurricane Iota May Weaken to Tropical Storm But Landslides and Flooding Remains a Threat
-
Scientist Predicts the Future of Fishing Industry as Artisanal, Leaving Behind Large Industrial Fishing Fleets
-
World Summit Aimed to Discuss Carbon Emission Reduction of Shipping Industry
-
Hurricane Iota Hits Nicaragua as Category 4 Storm
most popular
-
Supervolcano Capable of Causing Cataclysmic Events Is ‘Waking Up,’ Scientists Say
-
How Long Does It Take for Dead Whales to Decompose in the Ocean?
-
Earth's Key Ocean Circulation System Shows Signs of Collapse
-
Over 30 Pilot Whales Rescued from New Zealand Beach, Four Tragically Die
-
Plastic Waste Explosion Expected to Overwhelm the World in 10 Years, Expert Says
