18-Year-Old Medical Student Swims Mumbai’s Polluted Waters to Spark Change
Swimming has gets a maximum of 24 medals at the Olympics. No wonder a swimmer tries to take part in it. But think of a swimmer who wants to focus on attracting
Govind Tekale
Mackenzie River Influence on Arctic Ocean Carbon Emissions: A Detailed Analysis
The Arctic Ocean is experiencing extreme carbon dioxide emissions due to runoff from one of the biggest rivers in North America. The world’s smallest ocean is more powerful than what it weighs
Mohammed Shamil PM
EVs vs. Gas Guzzlers: EPA Report Exposes Stark Auto Industry Reality
Especially cleaner vehicle production is a goal worth achieving. In this respect, it is worth noting recent findings from the Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA’s Automotive Trends Report reveals a strange reality.
Humans, Not Climate, Key to Ancient Giants’ Fall: Aarhus Study Reveals
For years, scientists have debated whether humans or climate change caused the decline in the population of larger mammals over the past several thousand years. A recent study from Aarhus University has
Over 100 Elephants Dead in Zimbabwe’s Hwange Park as Climate Driven Drought Hits Hard
The situation in Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe is critical due to the lack of rain, leading to the deaths of over 100 elephants. This dire circumstance is attributed to climate change
Bilal Bhutto
Spotted Owl vs. Barred Owl: The Tense Battle for Ecological Balance Unfolds as USFWS Steps In
In the ever-evolving narrative of wildlife conservation, a new chapter is being written, one that spotlights the complex interplay between native species and invasive counterparts. The recent call by the U.S. Fish
Princeton University Charges Ahead with Full Electric Bus Fleet for Campus Transit
Princeton University’s recent introduction of 17 new electric buses marks a significant step towards achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2046. These buses, integral to the University’s broader sustainability plan, eliminate around 500
Galápagos Expedition Unearths Vast Deep-Sea Coral Ecosystems and Hydrothermal Vents
In the depths of the Galápagos, a realm teeming with mystery and marine marvels, scientists have made groundbreaking discoveries. Off the iconic islands, two pristine cold-water coral reefs, stretching 800 meters and
Gulfstream G600 Sets Aviation Milestone with First 100% SAF Transatlantic Flight
In an epoch-defining flight, Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. has catapulted the aviation industry into a new era of sustainability by completing the world’s first transatlantic flight using 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This
Sunita Somvanshi
Climate Change Triggers Barnacle Evolution: How Sea Snails Are Reshaping Marine Life!
In a remarkable display of adaptation, some barnacle species are undergoing physical transformations to protect themselves from the increasing threat of warm-water sea snails, a consequence of the ongoing climate change. This