The Era of Oil Is Waning, But Surplus Will Remain
2025-01-13
The Stone Age didn’t end because we ran out of stones 🙂 The world of energy is changing with a new concept becoming part of the mainstream: “peak oil demand.”Continue Reading
Why Are Emperor Penguin Chicks Plunging To Death (May Be)?
2025-01-13
Something quite dramatic and disturbing is taking place in Antartica: thousands of Emperor penguin chicks, normally characterized by their cautious growth in the icy embrace of their colonies, are nowContinue Reading
California Wildfires: Why They’re Out of Control
2025-01-13
California authorities are battling wildfires in the Los Angeles area that took at least 11 lives, forced thousands from their homes, and caused extensive damage. Extreme weather events and dwindlingContinue Reading
A Deep Dive Into The 3–30–300 Tree Rule
2025-01-11
Urban areas face mounting challenges, from rising temperatures to declining mental health among residents. Tree plantation, however, offer a solution. Their ability to cool cities, improve air quality, and enhanceContinue Reading
Understanding Wildfires: Causes, Risks, And Prevention
2025-01-09
Southern California faces an ongoing battle with large wildfires, especially near Los Angeles, forcing tens of thousands to evacuate. These fires, fueled by drought and high winds, show no signContinue Reading
Thwaites Glacier Meltdown: A Grim Yet Manageable Warning
2025-01-07
Scientists monitoring the Thwaites Glacier, often called the “Doomsday Glacier,” have unveiled troubling findings about its future. Since 2018, the International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration (ITGC) has studied this massive AntarcticContinue Reading
India’s Wetlands: Urgent Action Needed For Conservation
2025-01-06
India’s wetlands, crucial for biodiversity, water security, and flood mitigation, are vanishing at an alarming rate. Despite the introduction of the Wetlands (Conservation and Management) Rules in 2010 and theirContinue Reading
Understanding The Arctic Polar Vortex And Its Impacts
2025-01-06
The Arctic polar vortex is a counter-clockwise spinning mass of cold air high above the Arctic. This weather phenomenon changes with the seasons, expanding and contracting as temperatures shift. WhenContinue Reading