China’s food security faces a new challenge – a prolonged heatwave. The China Meteorological Administration (CMA) warned that eastern, central, and southern regions could experience scorching temperatures throughout July. ThisContinue Reading
The insect population is rapidly declining worldwide, with a 2 percent decrease each year, due to various factors such as climate change, pesticides, and habitat loss caused by human activities.Continue Reading
Experts and activists believe that the establishment of a ‘loss and damage’ fund during the UN COP28 summit is a significant milestone, but it is just the beginning of aContinue Reading
NASA has not but introduced a new schedule for hatch opening, however that moment, too, will likely stream reside on NASA’s channels and on Space.com. If it passes this ultimateContinue Reading
Millets, which were once a common food crop in Asia and Africa, have been replaced by rice, wheat, and maize over the past 60 years due to the introduction ofContinue Reading
When an El Niño develops in the (northern hemisphere) Spring, it often results in a delayed and weak monsoon. This year, after three years of La Niña, an El NiñoContinue Reading
Temperature increase, water system disturbance, and natural habitat loss have already surpassed safe and just limits for humans, according to a research conducted by Earth Commission, which consist of theContinue Reading
We are all aware that climate change is one of the most serious risks to our world. Failure to act has serious repercussions, not just for the Earth now andContinue Reading
