A new study of National Aeronautics and Space Administration points out that warming of the tropical oceans because of climate change could lead to a profound increase in the frequency of extreme rain storms by the end of the century.
Canada suffers from global warming twice hard than the rest of the world
A new scientific report indicates that Canada is warming on average at a rate twice as fast as the rest of the world.
Brits organizes organic textile production
Several British women are organized aiming to prove that in Britain, where the economy once has been shaped by the textile industry, it is still commercially viable to re-create a local textile economy. They are to offer an alternative to the unsustainable global textile production systems which have threatened traditional British cloths almost to extinction.
First recycling mall opened in Sweden
In Scandinavian countries, especially in Sweden, ecology, organic and sustainable living are the number one development priority. And no wonder that the world’s first recycling mall opened exactly not far from Stockholm.
Number of pollinating insects decrease in Britain
Scientists found out that many insect pollinator species are disappearing from areas of Great Britain.
Climate change causes spring to start sooner, what could see food prices increase and insect populations decrease
Researchers are afraid that climate shift could have more dangerous effects for farming and other industries in the natural world.
Global warming is killing dolphins
Dolphins are in danger as temperatures rise with global warming. Since a heat wave struck the waters of Western Australia in 2011, researchers noticed that warmer ocean temperatures caused fewer dolphin births and decreased the animal’s survival rate.
Naked climate protesters in British Parliament
More than ten protesters from the climate change group Extinction Rebellion stripped off in the House of Commons.
The EU bans plastics
Today the EU signed off on a plan that will prohibit single-use plastics throughout participating countries by the year 2021. The law targets specific plastics while forcing companies to pay for any pollution their products may cause.
Work-shop on Climate Change. Future of our planet: green or not?
One of the most important issue that people should be concerned about is climate change. According to estimates of the UN scientists, by 2030, carbon dioxide emissions to the atmosphere can reach a critical level. Moreover, in fact, the temperature increase will lead to irreversible consequences. The world has already come to terms with droughts, hot weather, floods and hurricanes. In a little more than 10 years, these natural phenomena will become even more devastating. It is clear that we have to be ready that, due to the existing circumstances, the next couple of decades will be critical for saving the planet from the effects of global warming. And it is important that this information be fully conveyed to each person, regardless of his/her sphere of influence on the environment.