Coastal areas face climate change challenges, requiring automated monitoring for water quality assessment.
Climate change poses a significant threat to bee populations, with extreme climate conditions directly impacting their long-term stability and leading to potential declines in various species.
The importance of preserving shorelines amidst climate change.
The decline in carbon emissions in the UK reflects a historical trend of energy resource depletion impacting economic and geopolitical dominance.
Fish farming on Lake Victoria poses a significant threat to the ecological balance and traditional fishing communities.
The author argues that drought-induced overnight burning events are a significant factor in fueling large wildfires in North America, challenging traditional fire behavior expectations.
The author argues that climate change is exacerbating the risks associated with the US's toxic legacy of radioactive waste, particularly evident in locations like the Runit Dome in the Marshall Islands.
Plastic straw bans have had a significant impact on raising awareness about single-use plastics, but their effectiveness in combating the larger issue of plastic pollution is debatable.
The author analyzes groundwater data from across Germany, facing challenges in standardizing measurements for comparison. By normalizing the data and conducting accuracy tests, they identify long-term trends in groundwater levels.
The author highlights the interconnectedness of ocean life and the impact of declining ocean biomass on food webs, emphasizing the importance of understanding the unseen biological iceberg beneath the ocean surface.