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September 3, 2023 Global Warming

Growing Concern Over India’s Diminishing Groundwater Supply

A new study led by researchers of the University of Michigan delved into India’s diminishing water availability as a result of groundwater depletion and climate change. The study found out that Indian farmers had intensified drawing out of groundwater as a means of adapting to warming temperatures. The researchers fear that if the circumstance continues, …

April 8, 2022 Global Warming

UN’s IPCC Emphasizes Need to Maintain 1.5C to Avoid Devastating Effects of 3.2C

The latest UN report states that even if all existing government carbon-cutting policies are implemented, the planet will still warm by 3.2C in this century. According to the lead study author of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), Heleen De Coninck, we have reached that now-or-never point of needing to limit global warming at …

July 11, 2022 Environment

Video Games and Ecological Crisis

Ecosystem upturns are changing the rules of the game in the world’s leading cultural industry. Can this major turning point ultimately change the way and environment in the games we play, interact with “nature”, and live on our planet? A balance sheet is difficult to evaluate Without reference research on this subject, the impact …

May 21, 2023 Air Quality

What Is Carbon Footprint: How To Reduce Your Carbon Footprint?

You might be reading or hearing about carbon footprints a hundred times over. But what is it actually? Simply put, it’s the total volume of CO2 that’s released in the atmosphere brought by different human activities from driving used Ford trucks for sale, such as energy use, and production. This article will discuss what a …

November 12, 2021 Air Quality

How Bad is Air Pollution?

Air pollution is putting people’s health at risk and it varies depending on age, location, underlying health conditions and several factors. There are a lot of studies showing that people who have lower socio-economic status, as well as minority populations, are exposed disproportionately to air pollution. At the same time, they are also more vulnerable …

August 26, 2021 Environment

MIT Researchers Warn That More Warming Rather Than Cooling Events will Transpire

Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers concluded in their new paleoclimate study that “warming bias” will occur if ice sheets continue to disappear. Reference to “warming bias” denotes that more extreme warming events rather than cooling events will transpire as results of temperature shifts. According to the researchers, it may be because of the “multiplier effect” …