Climate

Red foxes
Red foxes have long snouts and red fur across the face, back, sides, and tail. Their throat, chin, and belly are grayish-white. Red foxes have black feet and black-tipped ears that are large and pointy. One of the most noticeable characteristics of the red fox is the fluffy white-tipped tail. Red foxes are about three feet long and two feet tall.
By jalau4 years ago in Earth
The Hole at the Heart of Net-Zero
The West’s goal to reach a net-zero carbon footprint is focused on energy consumption. BHP has committed to going net-zero by 2050, and the UK’s electricity production is slowly shifting away from gas & electricity.
By Rk.ke4 years ago in Earth
2022s Weather Outlook Isn't So Good According To Scientists
People now are living, and in some cases, even dying by the weather. Unfortunately, we can expect even crazier weather patterns than last year throughout 2022, and the weather we’ve seen so far is just the tip of the melting iceberg. The impact of La Nina this winter and spring is going to set up the 2022 season.
By Jason Ray Morton 4 years ago in Earth
Guest Birds of Bangladesh
From time immemorial there has been a tradition of temporary disappearance and reappearance of birds; which is still a mystery to people today. It is estimated that the migration of birds began about 50 million years ago.
By Your Daily Care (Daily Beauty Tips)4 years ago in Earth
Ozone Introduction Generation Corona, (snawaz).Electrochemistry and UV
I The generation of ozone involves the intermediate formation of atomic oxygen radicals which can react with molecular oxygen. All processes that can dissociate molecular oxygen into oxygen radicals have the potential for ozone generation. Energy sources that make this action possible are electrons or photon energy. Electrons can be used from high-voltage sources in the corona discharge, from nuclear sources, and from electrolytic processes. Suitable photon quantum energy includes UV light of wavelengths lower than 200 nm and γ-rays.
By Shahnawaz4 years ago in Earth
When We Run Out of These Four Things, the Human Race is Doomed
Let's face it; we're squeezing our planet dry. We're wringing every last drop of goodness and sustenance out of the soil in the pursuit of profit and in the name of greed. It doesn't take a genius to realise that the expanding world population with its resulting emissions and drain on resources will have a profoundly negative impact on the way we live our lives.
By Nicholas Simpson4 years ago in Earth
Top 10 Most Beautiful Capitals in the World
Every country has a capital, but we're going to talk about the Top Ten Most Beautiful Capitals in the World. But first, let's define capital. The reason is that it serves as the government's seat as well as an administrative hub, and officials never compromise on its appearance because it boosts the nation's reputation.
By Tahir Aslam4 years ago in Earth
Global Warming is Happening
What leads scientists to confirm that Global Warming is happening, to know examples of the warming taking place and to grasp that Global Warming is not contradicted by temporary cold summers or winters.
By Abhinav singh4 years ago in Earth
Environmental Refugees- Climate refugees
Study about existing victims of climate change, the predictions of future migrations of environmental refugees and the likelihood of political conflicts and even wars, if the world does not share the situation.
By Abhinav singh4 years ago in Earth
Freezing in Florida
The day before Halloween 2020, I wrote a blog for my website about my walking routine and posted pictures of me decked out in my Capris, neon tee shirt, along with my supply bag of ice water and sweat rag, among other necessary items for walking in the Southern Florida oppressive heat and unbearable humidity. Yes, the heat and humidity last well into October in my area of Florida. That blog has since been published as a story on Vocal.- The Walking Queen.
By Joan Gershman4 years ago in Earth
Producing Energy From Geothermal Resources
Geothermal energy is a platform tapping the inherent energy found within the Earth. Her is an overview of how the process works from a practical perspective.
By kartik agarwal4 years ago in Earth
What’s the Missing Link in Emotional Intelligence to Address Nature’s Climate Change?
As a teacher, student of nature, and new eco-fiction writer let me try and make a case that emotional intelligence may be a missing link to help bring attention to nature’s climate change.
By Annemarie Berukoff4 years ago in Earth