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Study: Greenland Could be a Potential Sand Exporter

February 14, 2019

According to a recent study, there is every possibility that Greenland could start exporting sand soon. This will happen in wake of global warming, which would melt the island’s ice sheet thereby resulting in washing large amounts of sediment into the sea. This sand could be used widely for construction purpose. It has been predicted …

Global Warming: Temperatures to rise by 1.5 degrees Celsius in 5 years; India to get knocked out

February 11, 2019

Global warming in the recent years has comparatively become a larger threat to the world. And the latest trends of extreme weather activities are a clear testimony to this fact. Though, there are certain sections of the society seriously thinking in this regard and trying their bit in bringing about awareness among people across the …

Climate change: Growing veggies turns adversity into ingenuity

February 10, 2019

An occupant farmer B. Potharaju, observed better days of lush green fields growing water-intensive paddy like his fellow farmers in Pelluru village of Andhra Pradesh. However, this was when the village was getting munificent rains both during South-west and North-east monsoons for decades. All Thanks to the climate change and repetitive failure of monsoons, the …

Melting glaciers being feared for chaotic climate change by 2050

February 9, 2019

You hear about melting glaciers and Global Warming almost every day. But have you ever heard about melting glaciers effecting climate? A new study suggests that melting glaciers can soon bring in climate chaos in the form of extreme weather events and frequent heatwaves regionally. Each year billions of tons of ice and glaciers melt …

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Climate change: Warmest decade to come on record

February 7, 2019

In statements given out by scientists, world is in the middle of what is likely to be the warmest 10 years since records began in 1850. According to figures released by specialists running the world’s leading temperature datasets confirmed previous estimates that 2018 was the fourth hottest year on record. The decade that began in …

Earth may no longer be 'Pale Blue Dot' in 80 years

February 6, 2019

A new study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found that, in wake of climate change, surface of the oceans will change color by end of 21st century, leading our blue planet to look visibly altered. The discoveries showed that climate change has been significantly disturbing phytoplankton (the tiny sea creatures) in the world’s oceans, …

Humans speed up Climate Change by 170 times than nature

Climate change: Pollution is heating land faster than oceans

February 6, 2019

In a study revealed by a California-based university, stated that while climate change is warming the oceans, it is further warming the land much faster. According to report, this study was published on February 4, 2019 in Natural Climate Change. The study basically presented a contrast in warming between the continents and sea, called as …

No damage to crops as result of climate change: Study

February 4, 2019

There have been greater claims that the high temperatures and high carbon dioxide levels would result in crop damage, having low yields and less nutritional values. However, studies have claimed some different theory. “More heat and more carbon dioxide may not hinder quantity or nutritional values of crops,” study says. By 2050, population is expected …

Climate Change not responsible for deep freeze in Midwest, believe scientists

February 4, 2019

In the past week, the polar vortex that hit Marshalltown and the rest of the Midwest has so far resulted in the deaths of 24 people and leaving more than 200 million people facing freezing temperatures. The entire US Midwest region has also been gripped by the lowest temperatures it has seen in decades. With …

Russia’s frozen lake Baikal is beauty beyond imagination

February 3, 2019

Image Credit- Pinterest Russia’s massive lake ‘Baikal’ is a treat to watch during winter season. With the depth of 5387 feet, the ancient lake is also known as world’s deepest lake. The lake remains surrounded by tourist throughout the year, however winter is the time when its beauty glorifies to the best. For a period …