Climate

The Cause of the World’s Fourth-Largest Proglacial Lake To Suddenly Drain? Scientists Finally Have an Answer
Only satellites have been around whilst the fourth-largest proglacial lake within the global suddenly tired in 2020. Researchers from Hokkaido University have these days uncovered the event and tested its supply, the disintegrate of a sediment bump near the lake’s outlet.
By Daniel Nnaji3 years ago in Earth
How To Build A Smart Solar Tower Turns Even Dead Traffic Into Sales
What is a Smart Solar Tower? A smart solar tower is a large, solar-powered display that uses LED lights to create a futuristic display. These towers are also called auto-digital signs and auto-digital billboards, and they can be programmed to display a range of information. A smart solar tower will automatically change colors based on the time of day and even the weather forecast. It can also rotate or tilt, and will usually have touch-sensitive buttons to allow people to control it manually. You can use a smart solar tower as a digital menu board, showroom window, or even as a promotional tool to attract customers while they wait in line.
By Borys Wlazlik3 years ago in Earth
The Garden Freedom - Your Definitive Guide to Growing Plants from Seed to Harvest
It’s so easy to get stuck in the rut of thinking of your garden as work. Have you ever caught yourself thinking about gardening as…
By U.Rdiya3 years ago in Earth
Greta Understands Climate Protesters.
Greta Thunberg is either an irritant or you agree with her. Ms. Thunberg first came to prominence when she was 15. She picketed the Swedish parliament on behalf of the state of our planet. Since then she has become a spokesperson and activist for her generation.
By Nicholas Bishop3 years ago in Earth
Chewed Up and Spat Out
The storm was approaching. Brian had two days to secure his beloved boat. But where? Should he secure it to an anchor in the mooring field in the harbor? No, that doesn’t seem like such a great idea. Too much of an open space.
By Margaret Brennan3 years ago in Earth
Understanding Eco-Anxiety
Clinical psychologists and researchers have recognized a new phenomenon called “eco-anxiety.” The adverse effects of climate change are no longer documented solely in science-related news; they now feature rather prominently across media. As a result, this particular type of anxiety is growing steadily. It demands to be understood, studied, and discussed. Though eco-anxiety is not yet a diagnosable condition, therapists and researchers have noted a sharp rise in the number of people anxious about climate change and environmental degradation. This anxiety is today referred to as eco-anxiety.
By Aileen Brent3 years ago in Earth
Power From The Sun
Solar Energy Basics Solar energy is one of the most popular forms of renewable energy. Solar energy is generated through the use of solar panels that convert sunlight into electricity. Solar energy can be used to power homes, businesses, and even vehicles.
By Andero Miil3 years ago in Earth
How To Prepare For And Survive An Avalanche
An avalanche occurs when a large volume of snow clinging to the side of a mountain begins to slide down the mountain sweeping out everything in its path that is not well secured to the mountain. They can travel at more than 80 miles per hour, and tend to fall through a ravine or valley between the vertical ridges descending from the mountaintop. However, they can start anywhere on the mountain and can push right over ridges in their path.
By Sid Mark3 years ago in Earth
What To Do During A Tornado?
if you live in a place that frequently gets tornados (like Kansas or Texas), chances are you do know what to do when these funnel clouds come to town.
By Sid Mark3 years ago in Earth
PLANET AT RISK: HOW HUMANITY CAN STOP ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER
They turn on all electrical appliances in their apartment, make ashes after their picnics in the woods, do not sort waste, and throw away lithium batteries. It seems that it is not a very big deal as everyone does so. Meanwhile, through thoughtless consumerism, humanity has triggered almost irreversible consequences for the climate. Nature resists as best as it can through natural disasters, floods, and unexpected climatic changes. After what happened recently in Pakistan, I could not remain indifferent and I want to share my thoughts and suggestions with the readers.
By Yelena Likhach3 years ago in Earth
Forever Rain
I walk through the soaking-wet streets of what used to be the most beautiful seaside town. The town is called Rose Town. Rose Town is known for the glorious array of colored roses that grow along the clifftop. In the summer, the cliffs burst into a fiery array of red, orange, pink, and yellow roses, complimented by a view of 9 miles of beautiful golden sand and a deep blue sea that shines like a bed of dazzling jewels. The town is usually buzzing with bakers baking fresh bread, doughnut stalls, various buskers and comedians, people chatting happily while sitting outside the coffee shops enjoying food and fresh coffee, shoppers, and tourists.
By Carol Ann Townend3 years ago in Earth
For 80 years, This World War II Shipwreck Leaked Toxic Pollutants into the Sea, Changing the Ecosystem
The year is 1942. The atmosphere is abuzz with the sounds of the Second World War. The German Navy took over a fishing trawler, V 1302 John Mahn, for use as a Vorpostenboot, or patrol boat, for Operation Cerberus, or Channel Dash, a German naval operation. Unfortunately, V 1302 John Mahn was the only German ship sunk by UK bombers during the entire Channel Dash. It has rested in the Belgian North Sea ever since.
By Venu3 years ago in Earth