Eutrophication is a process by which a body of water becomes enriched with nutrients, leading to an increase in aquatic plant and algae growth. This process is a concern for high mountain lakes, as they are often considered to be some of the most pristine and sensitive ecosystems on the planet. In addition, Eutrophication is…
The environment has been in the news lately because of climate change. But how much do we need to worry about global warming? And how can we reduce our impact on the planet while still enjoying all the things that make life worth living? Living the green lifestyle doesn’t mean giving up on having fun…
Understanding Polar Vortex Science: The polar vortex is a large area of low pressure and cold air that sits over the Earth’s poles. It is a natural phenomenon that occurs in the winter and is caused by the difference in temperature between the poles and the equator. The polar vortex is typically strongest during the…
Carbon is one of the most abundant elements in nature. It is encountered widely in our daily lives in its various forms and compounds, such as graphite, diamond, hydrocarbons, fibres, soot, oil, complex molecules, Etc. (Terrones, Terrones et al., 2003). Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are eminent members of the nanomaterial family(Faizan, Hussain et al. 2021). Where…
Climate change conspiracies statements generally insist that the currently available scientific understanding of anthropogenic climate change is misleading and manipulated in a false way for economic or political reasons. Conspiracies don’t believe in climate science and try to peruse people that humans are not responsible for the current climate crisis and climate change. Denial is the…
Introduction: Droughts are major natural disasters for many parts of the world (Maybank, Bonsai et al. 1995). Droughts are most common when typical weather patterns are disrupted, leading the water cycle to be disrupted. Droughts are characterized by a decrease in precipitation over a lengthy period, such as a season or a year, and can…
Previously, we discussed some definitions of climate change; a basic understanding of it. However, we all do not tie upon all theories but at least we agree on the changing climate rapidly as we are experiencing many unusual weather phenomena. The scenario of climate change is often picturized as vast and complicated. Here we will…
Climate change is basically change in weather pattern, this is a quite new science yet burning issue around the world. Shifting weather pattern, rise on sea levels, flooding, wildfires, droughts, heat waves, alteration in ecosystem and even extinction of species are the key consequences of climate change. Worldwide, there have been movements to slow down…
Green New Deal could be a deal of the century which could lead to a transformation of fossil oil-based economy to the sustainable economy which might be just enough to deal with climate change, economic inequality, social and environmental crisis.
The soil is a resource bank for nutrients, water, air, and microbes, without these elements life on earth would be impossible. The soil is so important that it filters rainwater to fresh water by absorbing them and pumping water into underground aquifers.
