Unforeseen Disaster as Gray Whales Reappear in the Atlantic Ocean
For the first time in 200 years, a gray whale has been spotted in the Atlantic Ocean. Scientists warn this could be a bad omen for Earth.Researchers have confirmed that ...
Tag: Global Warming
Ocean temperatures are once again “breaking” previously established records
In 2023, ocean temperatures once again "shattered" previous records, and the warming trend is expected to persist throughout this century, even if greenhouse gas emissions stabilize.This assessment was made in ...
How Does Breathing Affect Global Warming?
Scientists have reported that methane and nitrous oxide found in human breath are more harmful to the environment than carbon dioxide (CO₂).According to RT on December 14, a study published ...
Forecast for Winter 2023 to Be the Warmest on Record
The global warming situation and the impact of the El Niño weather phenomenon are the main reasons for the forecast of a warmer winter.This year, the El Niño weather phenomenon ...
The Earth’s vibration intensity is increasing day by day
Our planet is literally shaking due to the effects of global warming.Known as the Blue Planet, Earth is home to over 8 billion people and is considered the most peaceful ...
Global warming increases turbulence on airplanes
Severe turbulence at high altitudes over the Atlantic Ocean has increased by 55% in the past 40 years.When warm air at ground level interacts with cold air at high altitudes, ...
Rising Temperatures Cause Tropical Forests to Gradually Lose Their Ability to Absorb CO2
Global warming is causing temperatures in tropical forests to rise close to the threshold where the canopy can no longer perform photosynthesis, which converts sunlight and absorbed CO2 into energy. ...
Unique Discovery of Swedish Scientists Over 24 Years on Global Warming
A unique 24-year study on freshwater fish recently published in the journal eLife has challenged the hypothesis that aquatic creatures like fish will decrease in size due to global warming.The ...
Will the ‘Doomsday Loop’ of climate occur in the next 15 years?
A recent study on climate warming warns that ecosystems could collapse much sooner than scientists have calculated.According to the climate study published in the journal Nature, more than one-fifth of ...
If the Earth increases by 1 degree Celsius, it will cause a 15% increase in heavy rainfall events
According to Straitstimes, research published in the journal Nature indicates that for every 1°C increase in temperature, the frequency of heavy rainfall events increases by 15% at altitudes above 2,000 ...
