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What Can People do to Help Climate Change

September 19, 2023 by Dave Brooks

Sometimes it’s hard to imagine what you can do as an individual to help with climate change. While you may think you’re just one small person in this big world, you can make a significant impact on climate change. Today we’re going to show you some ways you can help climate change without too much effort. Small choices and habit changes in your daily life can help offset the … [Read more...] about What Can People do to Help Climate Change

How Does Carbon Monoxide Affect Our Atmosphere

September 16, 2023 by Sarah Barber

Carbon monoxide is part of what scientists blame on climate change. The more carbon monoxide that gets released into our atmosphere, the less our ozone layer can protect itself from other harmful pollutants. Think of it this way; carbon monoxide reduces the ability of the ozone layer to do its job. When fossil fuels burn inefficiently they tend to release more carbon … [Read more...] about How Does Carbon Monoxide Affect Our Atmosphere

Barataria Bay Is Slowly Slipping Away

September 10, 2023 by Regina Clarke

Located between the Mississippi River and Bayou Lafourche, Barataria Bay is finding itself slowly slipping away without a plan in place to stop this from happening. This bay is an area with marshes, swamps, and islands that are slowly sinking away under the sea. This area has changed more significantly in recent times than any other coastal line in the United States. One … [Read more...] about Barataria Bay Is Slowly Slipping Away

How Will Climate Change Affect Rainfall

September 7, 2023 by Dave Brooks

We can all agree that climate change is happening. Whether we’re causing the climate change to the extent that we feel we are or that this is part of a normal climate adjustment is open for debate. One thing about climate change is that it may impact other areas of life. For instance, today we want to share the ways in which climate change can affect rainfall. Rainfall is … [Read more...] about How Will Climate Change Affect Rainfall

Early Warning Signs of Global Warming

September 1, 2023 by Regina Clarke

We wanted to feature some of the early warning signs of global warming. This information will help you understand what’s happening on Earth and how the little changes in temperature impact weather that advances global warming. Rising Temperatures You may have noticed that your region of the world is experiencing higher than normal temperatures. This is one of the more … [Read more...] about Early Warning Signs of Global Warming

Global warming signs are everywhere

August 28, 2023 by Joseph Scalise

While it is easy to assume that climate change only comes in the form of rising oceans or extreme weather events, signs of global warming are all around us every single day. An example of this comes from David Inouye, a researcher from the University of Maryland who studied when wildflowers and their pollinators began appearing around the Rocky Mountain Biological Lab. … [Read more...] about Global warming signs are everywhere

Antarctica Steadily Rising Over Time, Study Reports

August 23, 2023 by Joseph Scalise

Thinning ice has caused bedrock deposits underneath Antarctica to rise higher than ever before, a new study published in the journal Science reports. As the ice melts, it takes the weight off the bedrock below. Though that process does not happen right away, large amounts of ice have melted across Antarctica through the years. That in turn caused the … [Read more...] about Antarctica Steadily Rising Over Time, Study Reports

East Antarctica Sees a Lot of Seismic Activity, Study Reports

August 15, 2023 by Regina Clarke

Small earthquakes commonly shake East Antarctica, suggesting the region is not as quiet as researchers previously thought, a new study published in the journal Nature Geoscience reports. This finding comes from scientists at Drexel Univeristy, who detected the small earthquakes for the first time. Not only are the movements unique, but they also help add to the geological … [Read more...] about East Antarctica Sees a Lot of Seismic Activity, Study Reports

Scientists Estimate That a Quadrillion Diamonds Are Hidden Within Earth

August 14, 2023 by Lliane Hunter

A new study in Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems reveals that the value of diamonds would be very different if humans had better access to subterranean rock, reports Sarah Sloat for Inverse. Roberta Rudnick, an earth science professor at the University of California is part of an international team that discovered there may be more than a quadrillion tons of diamonds … [Read more...] about Scientists Estimate That a Quadrillion Diamonds Are Hidden Within Earth

Ocean Circulation Is the Weakest It’s Been in 1,500 Years

August 13, 2023 by Lliane Hunter

The Atlantic Meridional overturning circulation (AMOC)—a key conveyor belt for ocean water and air, creating the weather—is slowing down, according to a study published in the journal Nature. Seth Borenstein reports for AP on the slowdown in circulation, a crucial part of Earth’s climate. Warm water moves north from the tropics, off the U.S. East Coast and … [Read more...] about Ocean Circulation Is the Weakest It’s Been in 1,500 Years

‘Cloud Brightening’ is the Latest Proposal to Help Save Coral Reefs

August 13, 2023 by Sarah Barber

In 2016, a heatwave killed 29 percent of the Great Barrier Reef’s coral. Scientists of all stripes have been working to reverse the damaging effects caused by the quickening pace of climate change. Daniel Harrison, Ph.D., a research fellow at the Sydney Institute of Marine Science, has proposed an “outside-the-box” idea to buy the Great Barrier Reef a little more time, reports … [Read more...] about ‘Cloud Brightening’ is the Latest Proposal to Help Save Coral Reefs

Mayan Deforestation Permanently Affected Rainforests

August 11, 2023 by Joseph Scalise

Deforestation caused by the Mayans may have a long-lasting impact on a rainforest’s ability to keep carbon locked in the ground, according to recent research published in the journal Nature Geoscience. The Mayans spread out across the Yucatán Peninsula roughly 3,000 years ago. During that time, they cleared rainforests for agriculture and chopped down trees to … [Read more...] about Mayan Deforestation Permanently Affected Rainforests

Coral May Be More Resilient Than Previously Thought

August 11, 2023 by Sarah Barber

Coral and the algae that live inside them likely teamed up 160 million years ago, according to a new study published in the journal Current Biology. Both organisms form a symbiotic relationship, which means they need each other to survive. Though scientists have long known about that interaction, they previously believed it only dated back to around 60 million years. The new … [Read more...] about Coral May Be More Resilient Than Previously Thought

Hidden Reef Uncovered off of South Carolina Coast

August 10, 2023 by Regina Clarke

Researchers on board the research vessel Atlantis have discovered a never-before-seen coral reef roughly 160 miles off the coast of Charleston, South Carolina. The spanning system stretches out across a large chunk of the Atlantic Ocean’s seafloor, and has been there for thousands -- or maybe hundreds of thousands -- of years. Even so, it has remained hidden from researchers … [Read more...] about Hidden Reef Uncovered off of South Carolina Coast

Arctic Permafrost Thawing at Unprecedented Rate

August 9, 2023 by Joseph Scalise

Permafrost in the Arctic could be thawing out decades faster than previous estimates guessed, according to a new report published in National Geographic. That news is cause for concern on many levels. Not only does it suggest that current timelines and future predictions are off, but the melting will likely release tons of trapped greenhouse gases and further accelerate climate … [Read more...] about Arctic Permafrost Thawing at Unprecedented Rate

Yellowstone Microbes Could Help Explain Origin of Life

August 9, 2023 by Joseph Scalise

according to new research published in the journal Nature Microbiology, new evidence discovered at Yellowstone National Park may give insight into the origin of life on Earth. In the study, scientists from Montana State University stumbled upon a new archaeal lineage living in sections of Yellowstone. Such a finding is significant because the creatures are not just interesting … [Read more...] about Yellowstone Microbes Could Help Explain Origin of Life

Rising Temperatures Will Lead to More Crop Pests, Study Reports

August 7, 2023 by Jesse Olson

A team of international scientists have found evidence that rising global temperatures will cause pests to devour more of the world’s crops moving forward, even if countries meet climate change goals. Increasing global temperatures means an rise in many problematic elements, including the appetite of insects. In the new study, researchers predicted that bugs will destroy … [Read more...] about Rising Temperatures Will Lead to More Crop Pests, Study Reports

Earth’s Oldest Rocks May Have Been Created by Asteroid Impacts

August 6, 2023 by Regina Clarke

Earth's oldest evolved rocks, found in part of the Acasta Gneiss Complex in northwestern Canada, have compositions different from those that make up the planet's ancient continental crust, suggesting the former were created in a different process, possibly through asteroid impacts on early Earth's crust. During the eras known as Earth's Hadean and early Archeon epochs, … [Read more...] about Earth’s Oldest Rocks May Have Been Created by Asteroid Impacts

Bright Pink Is the Oldest Biological Color on Earth

August 6, 2023 by Joseph Scalise

Bright pink was the first color on Earth, according to a new study published in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.  This new discovery comes from scientists at Australian National University, who made the finding by crushing 1 billion-year-old rock uncovered in a marine shale deposit beneath the Sahara desert. From there, researchers took the powder and used … [Read more...] about Bright Pink Is the Oldest Biological Color on Earth

U.S. and U.K. Agencies Team Up to Examine Threats to West Antarctic Ice Sheet

July 31, 2023 by Lliane Hunter

A team of 100 scientists are travelling to West Antarctica to study the Thwaites glacier—the Antarctic ice sheet most at risk of melting in the near-future, writes Paul Voosen for Science. The International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration is a $50 million effort, put together by U.S. and U.K science agencies. Six teams will be deployed to the remote ice sheet where they … [Read more...] about U.S. and U.K. Agencies Team Up to Examine Threats to West Antarctic Ice Sheet

Future Study Seeks to Analyze ‘Cork-Like’ Glacier

July 30, 2023 by Jesse Olson

A team of international scientists plans to launch an in-depth analysis of the Thwaites glacier to get a better understanding of both current and future sea level rise. The planned project -- which will include more than 100 scientists from various countries -- is set to cost $27.5 million. Even so, researchers believe the cost is worth it. The unique glacier sits in West … [Read more...] about Future Study Seeks to Analyze ‘Cork-Like’ Glacier

Collision Experiment Shows How Water May Have Come to Earth

July 28, 2023 by Joseph Scalise

Researchers from Brown and John Hopkins University have shed light on how water may have first arrived on Earth, according to new research in the journal Science Advances. Water is one of the most common substances on our planet. Even so, nobody is sure how it initially got here. The question has perplexed scientists for years because, though there is a chance it came from … [Read more...] about Collision Experiment Shows How Water May Have Come to Earth

Over 95 Percent of the World’s Population Breathes Unhealthy Air, study Reports

July 26, 2023 by Dave Brooks

Over 95 percent of people in the world breathes unsafe air due to pollution, according to a recent report put out by the Health Effects Institute. Most people live in cities, which then exposes them to unsafe air both inside and outside their house. This is especially a problem in developing nations, and also greatly affects poorer populations. Researchers compiled the new … [Read more...] about Over 95 Percent of the World’s Population Breathes Unhealthy Air, study Reports

China Faces Competition After Researchers Find ‘Semi-Infinite’ Supply of Rare-Earth Materials in Japan

July 25, 2023 by Regina Clarke

Hundreds of years’ worth of rare-earth materials were found beneath Japanese waters, according to a study published in Nature Publishing Group’s Scientific Reports. The discovery is enough to supply the world on a “semi-infinite basis,” writes Yen Nee Lee for CNBC. Researchers found the materials beneath the Pacific Ocean seabed 1,150 miles southeast of … [Read more...] about China Faces Competition After Researchers Find ‘Semi-Infinite’ Supply of Rare-Earth Materials in Japan

Arctic Underbelly Melting at an Accelerated Pace

July 24, 2023 by Regina Clarke

Warming ocean temperatures have caused large chunks of Antarctica’s underbelly to melt much faster than their normal rates should allow, according to a new study in Nature Geoscience. When researchers analyze the melting arctic, they often look at the outer regions where damage is the most visible. However, in the new study a team of scientists from the University of Leeds … [Read more...] about Arctic Underbelly Melting at an Accelerated Pace

Our Stone Age Hunter-Gatherer Ancestors Survived Climate Change 11,000 Years Ago

July 23, 2023 by Dave Brooks

Findings from a Middle Stone Age site named Star Carr in North Yorkshire, England, show that our ancestors survived a century-long drop in temperature, according to a new study in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution. In an article for CNN, Ashley Strickland discusses these findings. Paleoclimatologists (who study climates of the past) studied an event 8,200 … [Read more...] about Our Stone Age Hunter-Gatherer Ancestors Survived Climate Change 11,000 Years Ago

The Latest Climate Science: A Round-Up of 2022’s Climate Reports and Findings

May 14, 2023 by Jade Parker

In recent years, climate change has become one of the defining issues of our time, and the scientific evidence continues to mount showing the urgent need to take action. As we move into 2022, several important climate reports and findings are expected to be released, providing further insight into this complex and pressing issue. In this blog post, we’ll provide a round-up of … [Read more...] about The Latest Climate Science: A Round-Up of 2022’s Climate Reports and Findings

The Wonder of Bioluminescent Creatures: A Guide to These Mysterious Glow-in-the-Dark Organisms

April 23, 2023 by Regina Clarke

There is something incredibly fascinating about bioluminescent creatures. These are animals, plants, and bacteria that emit light through a chemical reaction within their bodies. They are found all over the world, from the depths of the ocean to the rainforests, and they come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. Bioluminescence is a natural process that occurs when … [Read more...] about The Wonder of Bioluminescent Creatures: A Guide to These Mysterious Glow-in-the-Dark Organisms

How Climate Change is Affecting Our Natural World: Understanding the Impact on Our Ecosystems

April 2, 2023 by Dave Brooks

Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing our planet today. As global temperatures rise, sea levels continue to creep up, and extreme weather events become more frequent and more intense, the effects of climate change are becoming increasingly evident. From melting polar ice caps to extreme droughts and flooding, the changing climate has far-reaching … [Read more...] about How Climate Change is Affecting Our Natural World: Understanding the Impact on Our Ecosystems

Benefits of Gardening: Growing Your Own Food and Saving Resources

March 12, 2023 by Elizabeth Grillo

Gardening is no longer a pastime reserved for retirees and hobbyists. With the rising cost of food, water scarcity, and environmental degradation, gardening has become an attractive option for people who are looking to save money while helping the environment. Growing your own food not only saves you money in the long run but also reduces energy spent on growing, … [Read more...] about Benefits of Gardening: Growing Your Own Food and Saving Resources

Reducing Our Environmental Footprint: How to Start

February 19, 2023 by Dave Brooks

We are living in a time of unprecedented environmental destruction. Climate change, air pollution, water contamination, and soil erosion are all taking a toll on our planet. We must take action to reduce our impact on the environment if we hope to protect it for future generations. The good news is that reducing your environmental footprint doesn't have to be complicated … [Read more...] about Reducing Our Environmental Footprint: How to Start

The Impact of Climate Change on Our Oceans: What You Need to Know

January 29, 2023 by Dave Brooks

The effects of climate change on our oceans are becoming increasingly evident. Rising sea levels, ocean acidification, and rising temperatures are just a few of the ways that global warming is impacting our marine ecosystems. The consequences of these changes are far-reaching and can be seen in everything from coral bleaching to changing fish populations. As citizens of … [Read more...] about The Impact of Climate Change on Our Oceans: What You Need to Know

Most Popular Stories About Nature

January 8, 2023 by Elizabeth Grillo

Nature has always been a source of awe and wonder for humans. From the vastness of the night sky to the complexity of life on Earth, there is so much to explore and discover in our natural world. But it's not just scientific exploration that captures people's attention—stories about nature have also become some of the most popular reading material around! Whether they're … [Read more...] about Most Popular Stories About Nature

Can Recycling Help Climate Change?

December 18, 2022 by Elizabeth Grillo

There is a lot of debate surrounding the role that recycling plays in climate change. Some people believe that it is a crucial step in helping to mitigate the effects of climate change, while others argue that it is not nearly enough. In this blog post, we will explore both sides of the argument and try to come to a conclusion about whether or not recycling can help climate … [Read more...] about Can Recycling Help Climate Change?

What Causes Earthquakes?

November 27, 2022 by Brandy

Earthquakes are one of the most devastating natural disasters in the world. They can cause massive damage to property and loss of life. But what causes earthquakes? And can we do anything to prevent them? In this blog post, we will explore the science behind earthquakes and discuss some possible ways to reduce their impact. Earthquakes are the result of shifting tectonic … [Read more...] about What Causes Earthquakes?

How Can Average People Help with Climate Change?

November 6, 2022 by Dave Brooks

You've probably heard by now that climate change is a huge problem, and it's something that we need to start addressing as soon as possible. The good news is that regular people can do a lot to help out, even if they don't have any special skills or knowledge. In this blog post, we will discuss some ways that average people can help with climate change. Keep reading to learn … [Read more...] about How Can Average People Help with Climate Change?

Is Climate Change Real?

October 16, 2022 by Dave Brooks

There is a lot of debate surrounding the topic of climate change. Some people believe that it is real, while others think that it is nothing more than a hoax. The truth is, no one really knows for sure what is happening with our climate. However, there are many signs that suggest that something is wrong and we need to take action. In this blog post, we will explore the evidence … [Read more...] about Is Climate Change Real?

Simple Changes to Promote Healthier Climate

September 25, 2022 by Dave Brooks

As the world becomes more and more industrialized, it's important to remember the effect our actions have on the environment. Making small changes in our everyday lives can help promote a healthier climate for years to come! In this article, we will discuss some simple ways that you can make a difference for the planet. Making small changes in our everyday lives can help … [Read more...] about Simple Changes to Promote Healthier Climate

Why Does Earth Have Seasons?

September 4, 2022 by Michael Franklin

Do you know why Earth has seasons? It's because the planet's axis is tilted! The tilt of the Earth's axis causes different parts of the planet to be exposed to the sun at different times. When one hemisphere is tilted towards the sun, that hemisphere experiences summer. When the other hemisphere is tilted towards the sun, that hemisphere experiences winter. In this blog … [Read more...] about Why Does Earth Have Seasons?

What is Climate Change, and How Will Does it Impact Humans

August 14, 2022 by Brandy

Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time. It has the potential to impact every aspect of our lives, from the food we eat to the way we live. In this blog post, we will discuss what climate change is, and how it will impact humans in the future. We will also provide tips for reducing your carbon footprint and helping to mitigate the effects of climate … [Read more...] about What is Climate Change, and How Will Does it Impact Humans

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