Harvard University researchers discovered that a shift away from coal over the last decade saved thousands of lives and significantly reduced the health effects of breathing particulate matter, also known as soot. However, the figures…

Ice acts as a protective blanket over the Earth and its oceans. These bright white spots reflect heat back into space, keeping the planet cool. In theory, the Arctic remains colder than the equator because…

In an interconnected world the effects of the virus are found in all sorts of unexpected places. Apparently the depth the snow falling on a Himalayan. Nearly two billion people worldwide depend on molten water…

New research has found that global glacier retreat has accelerated over the past two decades. Although their contraction has been evident for some time, this new work published in Nature shows that this decline has…

The ‘kelp elevator,’ which was tested on the Southern California coast, grows the energy-rich algae four times faster than nature, demonstrating the potential for mass-produced seaweed to power vehicles with biofuel harvested from the ocean.…

Fabricated climate change has increased glacier melting in the Polar Regions for decades. By the nineties, the redistribution of Earth’s surface water due to melting glaciers was enough to change the planet’s axis, a new…

Today, April 22, is Earth Day – and what better way than music in the turbulent realm of our planet. Winter temperatures were significantly warmer, with temperatures in Europe averaging about 3.4 degrees Celsius (.1.12…

The so-called ghost currents under the sea deny the laws of physics. These currents bring nutrients closer to the surface, creating hotspots that bring life to life for no apparent reason, turning seasonal habitats into…

According to a survey of the world’s foremost wind power experts conducted by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), technological and commercial advancements will continue to drive down the cost of wind energy. Experts predict…