In space, no one can hear you scream. But in a mech suit, you’ll definitely hear dead creatures cracking and crushing under your armored boot. So it is in the new trailer for Negative Atmosphere, a sci-fi horror game that draws more than a few inspirations from Dead Space. The …
Read More »Efforts to create the Thar Biosphere Reserve intensify
UNESCO assured to provide funds and technical assistance to protect rare wildlife in the region The exercise to establish a much-anticipated biosphere reserve in the Thar Desert in western Rajasthan has intensified with the support of UNESCO, which has provided funding and technical assistance for protect the region’s rare wildlife. …
Read More »Negative Atmosphere Gameplay Trailer Packs In Over Nightmare Fuel
The last Negative atmosphere The trailer is here exclusively as part of The Escapist Indie Showcase, bringing more gameplay from the PC sci-fi horror game from developer Sunscorched Studios. “Tense” is probably the best word to describe the three and a half minute gameplay video, which scares the game with …
Read More »Evaluate the impact and scope of biogeochemical cycles
Biogeochemical cycles describe the flow of elements in earth systems. They are strongly influenced by biological and anthropogenic activity and, in turn, influence other aspects of earth systems and the human environment. Biogeochemical cycles: ecological factors and environmental impact, a book published by AGU, shows how biogeochemical cycles have developed …
Read More »Red alert issued for the American volcano; Imminent explosions
View of the eastern cone of Mount Cerberus in the Semisopochnoi caldera. Image: USGS / AVO / CA Neal As images of the new destructive volcanic eruption of La Palma in the Canary Islands captivate viewers around the world, a volcano closer to home in the United States is also …
Read More »KaJ Labs Announces Lithosphere NFT Platform
SEATTLE, September 20, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Lithosphere, KaJ Labs’ innovative new AI blockchain platform will officially launch the Jot Art Metaverse in the first quarter of 2022. The launch will be highlighted by three new Play-to-Earn (P2E) cross-chain games. The first title, Heroes of the jungleNFT characters and …
Read More »Proposed Cable Cars Will Not Affect Penang Hill Unesco Biosphere Reserve Status, Exco Says | Malaysia
A general view of the funicular station at the top of the hill in Penang, October 2, 2020. – Photo by KE Ooi GEORGE TOWN, September 20 – The cable cars proposed for Penang Hill will not affect its recent designation as a Unesco Biosphere Reserve, said exco Jagdeep Singh …
Read More »Fans Enjoy Festive Atmosphere At Homecoming Game | New
CONESTOGA – Fans who came to Cougar Stadium on Friday night celebrated Homecoming in winning style with a wide range of activities. Students, parents and community members from Conestoga and Weeping Water attended a full program of events throughout the evening. A large crowd gathered at the stadium for nearly …
Read More »Ed Sheeran denounces the toxic atmosphere of the American Galas
British Ed sheeran He’s against toxic American culture. Considered one of the most prolific pop singer-songwriters of his generation, Ed Sheeran doesn’t need a façade to maintain his international status. That’s good because Sheeran doesn’t have a tongue in his pocket. The singer does not utter his words in an …
Read More »Walter Mazzarri delighted to take the post of Cagliari: Exceptional atmosphere
Walter Mazzarri is delighted to take the position of Cagliari. Mazzarri took over from Leanardo Semplici after his dismissal last week. “It’s a great atmosphere, I was well received and the infrastructure of the training ground is really cutting edge,” Mazzarri said at his press conference. âI have long had …
Read More »Howe Sound becomes the last UNESCO biosphere region in Canada
The tl ‘kThe a7tsem / Howe Sound area is known for its indigenous culture, biodiversity and distinct geography and has been named a UNESCO Biosphere Region. According to International Coordinating Council for the Man and the Biosphere Program, jurisdictions around the world face the profound impacts of habitat loss and …
Read More »The Isle of Wight has so much to gain from UNESCO biosphere status
This is the first in a series of columns on the UNESCO IW Biosphere Reserve. The aim is to help people understand what the biosphere is and how it will be a key part of protecting, maintaining and enhancing our precious local environment for years to come. The IW, along …
Read More »Angelina Jolie will return to Cambodia next year for the Women for Bees program | Entertainment
Angelina Jolie plans to return to Cambodia next year to establish the next Women for Bees program. The 46-year-old actress was named “godmother” of the Women for Bees program earlier this year, which aims to train 50 women in beekeeping within five years, as well as build 2,500 beehives in …
Read More »Angelina Jolie will return to Cambodia next year for the Women for Bees program | Culture & Leisure
Angelina Jolie plans to return to Cambodia next year to establish the next Women for Bees program. The 46-year-old actress was named “godmother” of the Women for Bees program earlier this year, which aims to train 50 women in beekeeping within five years, as well as build 2,500 beehives in …
Read More »ESPN College GameDay Analysts Preview Penn State White Out, 107k Atmosphere
ESPN’s College GameDay returns to Happy Valley for the fifth year in a row ahead of the annual Penn State White Out game. Penn State’s No.10 hosts No.22 Auburn on Saturday, September 18. Get daily news, weather, news alerts straight to your inbox! Subscribe to abc27 newsletters here! GameDay is …
Read More »Crystal Palace Star relishing a trip to Anfield, boosted by a crazy atmosphere
Crystal Palace defender Joachim Andersen has stressed the need for his side to take the positives from their victory at Tottenham Hotspur and use them against Liverpool in their next clash at Anfield. The Eagles claimed their first Premier League victory under new boss Patrick Vieira last week, beating Tottenham …
Read More »Secret lives of corn plants: filmed “on camera”
The secret life of corn plants: filmed “on camera” Corn is a seemingly simple plant, but underground it has a very complicated life. When scientists develop environmental and climate computer models, they take into account a wide variety of processes, such as photosynthesis, respiration rates, soil conditions, carbon distribution, nutrient …
Read More »Exhibitions link art to research
Artistic collaborations between flying foxes and humans, live sound streams from the Amazon rainforest, and stories from the traditional keepers of K’gari (Fraser Island) are among the various works currently on display in two new exhibitions at USC Art. Gallery. Sites of Connection features work by Leah Barclay, Bloom Collective, …
Read More »Incoming Atmospheric River ranked 4 out of 5 for the South Coast of Western Australia | South County News
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Read More »The Weather Network – Howe Sound Region Becomes 19th UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in Canada
Thursday, September 16, 2021, 1:46 p.m. – Six months ago, The Weather Network took an in-depth look at the past, present and future outlook for Howe Sound. Our team explored how the history of mining pollution and the ongoing impacts of climate change affected the Strait’s ecosystems, and how several …
Read More »Milan players all say the same about Anfield atmosphere in Liverpool post-match interviews
AC Milan captain Davide Calabria admitted his side clashed with a ‘formidable’ Liverpool side on Wednesday night. The Italian side briefly appeared to have staged a highly unlikely comeback, as they resisted pressure from Jurgen Klopp’s side, before taking a remarkable 2-1 lead before half-time. Despite their historic European pedigree, …
Read More »Earth system models simulate climate change
The climate is changing and we need to know what changes to expect and how long to expect them. Models of the Earth system, which simulate all relevant components of the Earth system, are the primary means of anticipating future changes in our climate. Over the past century, our knowledge …
Read More »Evolution of the early Earth – Faculty of Science
University academics: Associate Professor Patrice Rey, Associate Professor Derek Wyman, Dr Vasileios Chatzaras In the early Earth, a wide range of phenomena, including the formation of gold deposits and volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) deposits, as well as the development of sulfur ecosystems at the level of hydrothermal vents were linked …
Read More »Design around Grandma Cottonwood’s tree – The Durango Herald
Thank you for creating a path from 32nd Street to Oxbow. The expected benefits are good, encouraging cycling as a means of transport and inviting to engage in the river corridor. I also witness the incredible grief of our community after the loss of 33 elderberries and huge willow stands …
Read More »‘Glenn Maxwell, we all know what he can do’: Parthiv Patel explains what makes the most of the RCB all-rounder | Locust
Former Royal Challengers Bangalore wicket keeper-Patel Parthiv Patel has felt current RCB all-rounder Glenn Maxwell is at his best when allowed to play freely. Speaking on Star Sports’ Game Plan show, former Indian cricketer Parthiv said that there are players who like to thrive in a certain atmosphere and Maxwell …
Read More »Seattle start-up pledges to offer 6,000 Bitcoin ($ 270 million) to El Salvador and other countries adopting Bitcoin as legal offering, launch of LITHO utility token
SEATTLE, September 14, 2021 / PRNewswire / – El Salvador is the first country in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal tender. Today, Joel Kasr, founder of KaJ Laboratories and Lithosphere, pledged to offer 6,000 BTC to El Salvador and nations like Panama who adopt bitcoin as legal tender. …
Read More »Seattle-based start-up KaJ Labs pledges to donate 6,000 Bitcoin ($ 270 million) to El Salvador and other nations adopting Bitcoin as legal offering, LITHO Utility token launched
SEATTLE, September 14, 2021 / PRNewswire / – El Salvador is the first country in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal tender. Today, Joel Kasr, founder of KaJ Laboratories and Lithosphere, pledged to offer 6,000 BTC to El Salvador and nations like Panama who adopt bitcoin as legal tender. …
Read More »Mercury’s mantle goes with the flow
As the smallest of the terrestrial planets in our solar system, Mercury has much to teach us about the evolution of small rocky planets. Unlike Earth, whose tough outer layer, the lithosphere, is divided into a mosaic of plates that move relative to each other, Mercury is a single-plate planet. …
Read More »The struggles of the Child Development Centers for lack of contemporary rules
In 1990, Bangladesh ratified the 1989 United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), demonstrating its commitment to respect children’s rights in Bangladesh. The UNCRC is the most comprehensive instrument on children’s rights and the most widely ratified international human rights treaty in history. It covers all aspects …
Read More »Complete list and photos of all watches pre-selected for the 2021 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG)
The 2021 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) has just published the list of preselected (ânominatedâ) watches ahead of the highly anticipated red carpet in Geneva on November 4, 2021. The 14 categories for 2021 are: Ladies, Ladies’ Complications, Men, Men’s Complications, Iconic, Tourbillon, Chronograph, Mechanical Exception, Calendar and Astronomy, …
Read More »March? This is old news. Welcome to the decade of Venus
When it comes to exploring the solar system, the last few decades have undeniably been focused on visiting Mars. From sending rovers to its surface to making plans for possible crewed missions, the Red Planet holds an important place in our understanding of planetary science. But what about our other …
Read More »Rookies Expect Electric Atmosphere for Hogs-Horns
While not normally known for his bold or hot takes, I have one for this weekend nonetheless. Saturday’s Arkansas-Texas game could be the biggest factor in recruiting Razorback for a long time. Make no mistake, just because Texas is the opponent. It could be Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, LSU or Oklahoma. …
Read More »Monarch butterfly tagged in Kentucky research project discovered 1,600 miles away in Mexico
A monarch butterfly tagged in Kentucky as part of a research project last October was found 1,600 miles and months later in Mexico. Kentucky Wild member and citizen-scientist Tri Roberts, of Versailles, originally captured and tagged the female monarch butterfly at the Perryville Battlefield State Historic Site in Perryville. The …
Read More »The slow carbon cycle, sink and waste | Clubs And Organizations
Dive into the slow carbon cycle! Fluxes include: respiration and photosynthesis (between the biosphere, hydrosphere and atmosphere), sedimentation and metamorphosis (between the biosphere and lithosphere), weathering, erosion, volcanism and combustion of fossil fuels (between the lithosphere and the atmosphere), dissolution and degassing (between the hydrosphere and the atmosphere), and precipitation, …
Read More »Committee to reset the boundaries of the Dana Biosphere Reserve formed | Jordan News
Ammon news – Environment Minister Nabil Masarweh on Wednesday agreed to form a technical committee to redraw the boundaries of the Dana Biosphere Reserve in order to mine copper ore in the southern region of Jordan. Speaking to the Jordanian News Agency (Petra), Masarweh said the committee, pursuant to a …
Read More »Weibo in China Suspends BTS, K-POP, Fan Accounts for “Seriously Polluting Social Atmosphere”
China’s heavily regulated social media platform like Twitter, Weibo, suspended 22 K-pop fan accounts on Tuesday, nearly two dozen fan accounts for BTS, Blackpink and other major groups. K-pop to curb fan frenzy and teen pop culture. In an attempt to counter what it described as an âirrational starhunt,â China …
Read More »Us and our house | Cyprus Mail
Earth is the only planet we know where we can live By Roberto Sciffo The blue planet, planet Earth, is unique to our solar system and, given our current state of technological advancement, it is the only planet we know of where we can live. The âbig picture effectâ is …
Read More »U of O researchers are working to improve membrane distillation techniques to make drinking water more accessible
Reading time: 2 minutes We looked at the pore wetting phenomenon and how O University PhD candidate Hooman Chamani plans to alleviate it. University of Ottawa doctoral candidate Hooman Chamani, alongside Professors Christopher Lan and Takeshi Matsuura from the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, recently published their work Pore …
Read More »Erratic monsoon poses serious challenges for farmers – the Sangai Express
Nando WaikhomIMPHAL, August 5: At a time when the central government is focusing on increasing the incomes of the country’s farmers, farmers in Manipur face great challenges to maintain a conventional form of farming practice in a monsoon context erratic.According to data received from the Indian Council of Agricultural Research …
Read More »The faces and shops that give Cavehill Road a village feel
Cavehill Road is located at the foot of Cave Hill to the north of town, and benefits from being so close to this magnificent mountain and the many visitors it attracts. Along this route are businesses ranging from cafes to hairdressers, old and new, most of them made up of …
Read More »ASEAN-Korea Center to present virtual trip to ASEAN countries
“ASEAN Familiarization Tour” in Brunei (ASEAN-Korea Center) The ASEAN-Korea Center organized a virtual “ASEAN Familiarization Tour” to strengthen ASEAN-Korea tourism cooperation. Ulu Temburong National Park in Temburong, Brunei (ASEAN-Korea Center) The tour, which allows Korean travel journalists and social media influencers to explore tourist destinations in ASEAN member states, went …
Read More »A seismometer maps the anatomy of Mars
Unlike the eight orbiters that currently monitor the planet and the six rovers that have explored its chemistry and geology, InSight is the only spacecraft to directly probe the planet’s interior. Orbital measurements of Mars’ moment of inertia and gravity field have provided indirect clues about internal anatomy: its central …
Read More »Beach mats improve access for wheelchair and scooter users
New beach mats have been introduced on Dublin’s Dollymount Strand to provide better access for wheelchair and scooter users to the North Bull Island Nature Reserve and other beach areas. The specially designed mats stretch 125 meters across the beach from the end of Causeway Road and will provide greater …
Read More »To understand how mountains and the atmosphere carry water west, scientists aim their instruments at the Colorado sky
In the 1920s, the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory was founded in the abandoned mining town of Gothic, Colorado, about 9 miles north of Crested Butte. Since then, thousands of field biologists have studied the streams, snowfall and soil in the diverse mountain ecosystem. Now, researchers are pointing their instruments skyward. …
Read More »Earth is still evolving, this is what it might look like in the future
The Earth has evolved over millions of years with tectonic plates changing the face of the planet from time to time. Shattering the Pangea supercontinent, these tectonic plates organized the Earth’s surface into seven continents and five oceans. Scientists say these tectonic plates are not yet complete and the Earth …
Read More »The cannibalism that saved the earth, By Okezue Bell – SoundiataPost
Wait, so the solar power has self-powered? Not exactly. Let’s start with the beginning. The energy industry is currently booming, having grown more than 16 times since 1950. Unfortunately, however, almost 81% of the energy we produce and use depends on fossil fuels, a type of non-renewable natural material that …
Read More »NASA monitors water to help growers grow
Every day – up to thirty times a day, in fact – one of Mark Mason’s employees at Nature’s Reward Farms in Monterey County, Calif., Brings him the results of a soil test for discussion. Mason oversees the fertilizer and irrigation of the 5,000-acre farm along California’s central coast, nicknamed …
Read More »Ultra-deep continental diamonds are the rarest on Earth
If a diamond is eternal, could it come from things that have lived (almost) forever? Although it is unlikely that your diamond necklace was a early cephalopod or dinosaur, there is a rare type of gem which began to form 500 million years ago and later (dinosaurs appeared about 230 …
Read More »UNM Researcher Receives NSF Grants to Study Effects of Magma on Continental Plates: UNM Newsroom
Mousumi Roy, Lecturer of the Regents and Associate Professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of New Mexico, recently received two National Science Foundation Fellowships, including a Mid-Career Advancement Fellowship for her work. on the impact of the movement of magma on the continental plates. Mousumi …
Read More »DCDL Offers Home COVID-19 Test Kits
Earlier this year, the Ohio Department of Health (ODH) purchased two million COVID-19 home test kits in a bid to make these rapid test kits available and accessible in every county in Ohio . The ODH worked with the Ohio Library Council (OLC) to increase its reach, and public libraries …
Read More »Volcanic eruptions may have created the first breaths of oxygen in the atmosphere
A new study that analyzed Australian rocks 2.5 billion years old suggests that volcanic eruptions may have spurred population surges of marine microorganisms. This creates the first breaths of oxygen in the atmosphere. This study could potentially change existing theories about Earth’s early atmosphere. Earth’s atmosphere became oxygenated about 2.4 …
Read More »[OPINION] The relatively unsung hero of the battle against climate change
We are fighting a battle against climate change, and its outcome will decide whether or not we will be in more danger. The battle ensued tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) humanity released into the atmosphere since the industrial revolution. Since 1880, data from NASA shows that human-induced climate change has …
Read More »A student’s mission to protect the world’s most precious resource
Desalination of seawater by membrane processes. Credit: Johnson Effoe Efome Hooman Chamani, a PhD candidate in Ottawa, is motivated by one thing: to tackle the global water crisis in an environmentally responsible way. It may sound simple, but until recently it wasn’t. Today, thanks to his work alongside Dr Christopher …
Read More »‘Ecocide’ could be a new tool to fight environmental crime
By Josef Rybacki (Aug 25, 2021, 3:34 p.m. EDT) – 2021 has not been a vintage year for the environment. The climate crisis – an issue that once took the form of abstract temperature charts and projections – is now a dizzying parade of broken weather records and natural disasters. …
Read More »The world’s first seismic activity monitoring system involving interdisciplinary research in test operation in Sichuan, southwest China
Lithosphere, Atmosphere and Ionosphere Vibration and Disturbance Monitoring System (MVP-LAI) in Leshan City, Southwest China’s Sichuan Province Photo: Courtesy by Chen Jiehong Researchers of the world’s first interdisciplinary research-based and integration-based seismic activity monitoring system that can simultaneously monitor approximately 20 physical parameters related to the lithosphere, atmosphere and ionosphere, …
Read More »Melting glaciers trigger movement of the earth’s crust
The Earth’s crust is shifting as climate change wreaks havoc on ice caps and glaciers around the world. The continued melting of these Greenland and Antarctic ice caps causes the earth’s crust to deform as water is redistributed into the world’s oceans, causing sea levels to rise. The movement is …
Read More »The roar of the crowd – how fans create electric atmospheres
Since the arrival of COVID-19, empty seats and worrying silences in sports and entertainment venues have highlighted the contribution of fans to live events. Everywhere from the Olympics to the Premier League and the London Proms, the lack of crowds has meant an absence of atmosphere. Memorable atmospheres are created …
Read More »How elastic are our mussels: resilience in the conservation of freshwater mussels
2021 marks the 150th anniversary of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. Since its origins in fisheries conservation in 1871, there have been tremendous changes in the upper Mississippi. But for freshwater mussels, the need remains the same; populations of species and their communities resilient to change and local …
Read More »Deepest diamonds on Earth are made up of ancient organisms, study finds
The deepest and most wanted diamonds on Earth are made up of ancient living organisms, according to a new study. Ultra-rare “ultra-deep continental diamonds” have isotope levels of carbon that suggest they are formed from organic matter, Australian researchers reveal. These ultra-deep diamonds, which adorn the crown jewels, form more …
Read More »Letter: Global Peril
Published: 08/23/2021 07:00:17 AM In front of us – suddenly! – massive extinction of species, destruction of terrestrial biodiversity. This is due to human changes in our planet’s earth system: its atmosphere (air), hydrosphere (water), cryosphere (ice and permafrost), lithosphere (rock) and biosphere (life). Most of this destruction has taken …
Read More »Some rare diamonds form from the remains of once-living creatures, new study finds
Despite humanity’s intense fascination with glittering chunks of carbon, it seems there is still a lot to learn about how diamonds form deep within our planet. New research has discovered that two different types of rare diamonds share a common origin story – the recycling of organisms once living more …
Read More »Things to do in Sheffield: seven of the best events for the holidays and beyond
There will be a Punch and Judy show at Penistone by the Sea Say a final goodbye to Sheffield by the Seaside in Peace Gardens, or head to Penistone By The Sea on Saturday August 28. During the latter, there will be donkey rides, a Punch and Judy show, fairground …
Read More »Give your opinion on the direction of Noosa’s economy
The board reviews Noosa’s local economic strategy to ensure it remains focused and current and seeks input from the community. Mayor Clare Stewart said the world has changed dramatically since the strategy was adopted five years ago. “We have to make sure that these long term plans stay up to …
Read More »Extreme weather conditions, climate change and the case for socialism
Catastrophic flooding in Humphreys County, Tennessee over the weekend has so far killed at least 21 people, including two toddlers, and 45 others remain unaccounted for. The flash floods were the result of a storm that dropped 17 inches of rain over the area on Saturday night, possibly a new …
Read More »Humans will always have oxygen to breathe, but the same can’t be said for ocean life
We might be fine, but what about ocean creatures? Photo: Joseph Barrientos on Unsplash There is nothing more fundamental to humans than the availability of oxygen. We don’t care about the oxygen we need, we just breathe, but where does it come from? To shed some light on this point, …
Read More »Watch festival goers soak up the atmosphere of Folk East
This has been a busy weekend for the events industry in Suffolk, among the highlights was FolkEast who returned triumphantly to Glemham Hall Estate after a year of absence. FolkEast, which is known to be the most easterly folk festival in the UK, drew crowds on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, …
Read More »35 more seismic observatories by the end of this year in India
Every day we hear about earthquakes being felt in different regions. The Indian subcontinent is an area at high risk for earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, tsunamis and landslides. According to the seismic zoning mapping, India is divided into 4 zones. These areas are divided according to the estimate of the intensity …
Read More »“We are doing a very good job”: Hawaii on track to meet zero emission deadline
Despite a dire United Nations warning of the looming danger of climate change, state officials believe Hawaii is making good progress in protecting the environment. Earlier this month, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its sixth assessment report on how climate change is affecting the global environment. …
Read More »Modified Atmosphere Packaging Market 2021-2027 by Major Key Players: Dansensor A / S, Multisorb Technologies Inc, Air Products and Chemicals Inc, Amcor Limited
Modified Atmosphere Packaging Market Size 2021 Industry Share, Strategies, Growth Analysis, Regional Demand, Revenue, Key Players and Research Report Forecast 2027 In this report, a comprehensive analysis of the current global modified atmosphere packaging market in terms of demand and supply environment is provided along with the price trend now …
Read More »Development or survival? Imbalance – Ground views
Photo courtesy of the BBC Sri Lanka’s country declaration to the 21st Conference of the Parties (known as COP21) to the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, held in Paris in 2015, said: âWe are aware of the big difference in carbon dioxide emitted by biological sources. and …
Read More »U scientists on the IPCC climate report 2021
Last week, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its sixth report on the current state of the climate. One of the main findings states that âit is unequivocal that human influence has warmed the atmosphere, ocean and land. Widespread and rapid changes in the atmosphere, ocean, cryosphere and …
Read More »Deep diamonds have a surprising organic composition
While most diamonds form under continents, at depths between 150 and 300 kilometers, a document published in Scientific reports has shown that two rarer types of diamonds – those found in oceanic rocks and those that form more than 300 kilometers below the continental crust – have a common and …
Read More »The incredible journey of carbon | U Daily
Adam Thomas article Photos courtesy of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Dana Veron August 18, 2021 UD students and professors raise awareness of carbon cycle science Even for students of a graduate level physical meteorology course at the University of Delaware, sometimes the best way to visualize such …
Read More »Understanding the concept of ecocide
The recent proposal for a definition of ecocide by the Stop Ecocide Foundation to be included in the Rome Statute as the fifth main crime along with the crime of genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and the crime of aggression has sparked academic and political debate around the world. …
Read More »The synthetic ecosystem evolving at sea
Like the atmosphere, the magnetosphere and the hydrosphere, the plastisphere is a region. But it is also an ecosystem, like the Siberian steppe or coral reefs – a plasticized marine environment. By Russell Thomas Plastic bottles dominate the trash in the ocean, with around 3 feet of them reaching the …
Read More »The definition of ecocide | WilmerHale
The climate crisis, an issue that once took the form of abstract temperature charts and projections, is now a dizzying parade of broken weather records and natural disasters. The time therefore seemed opportune when in June, the editorial group of experts of the Stop Ecocide Foundation (SEF) published his definition …
Read More »Welcome to the ‘plastisphere’: the synthetic ecosystem evolving at sea | Plastics
Plastic bottles dominate the trash in the ocean, with around 3 feet of them reaching the sea every minute. Polyethylene terephthalate (Pet) bottles are the main culprit. Last month, a study found two bacteria capable of destroying pets – or, as the headlines say, “eating plastic.” Known as Thioclava sp. …
Read More »Controlled Atmosphere Containers Market Share and Trend Analysis, Segment Forecast, 2021 – 2026
According to a new research report titled Atmosphere Controlled Container Market Global Industry Perspective, Comprehensive Analysis And Forecast by 2021-2026 This resulted in several changes in This report also covers the impact of COVID-19[feminine sur le marché mondial. Le rapport fournit des prévisions de revenus aux niveaux mondial, régional et …
Read More »5 breathtaking flower valleys in India we bet you didn’t know
New Delhi: The country we live in never ceases to amaze me. From picturesque locations, breathtaking beaches, picturesque mountains to captivating flower-filled valleys, India is nothing less than a travelers’ paradise!Also Read – Uttarakhand Valley of Flowers Opens to Tourists: Timetables, Covid Guidelines, etc. If you’re someone who loves the …
Read More »Fatal species: from warrior primates to planetary mass extinction
This book presents a story approaching its nadir, where a species of warrior primates destroy the delicate web of life perceived by Charles Darwin in The Origin of Species, committing a war against nature and the fastest mass extinction in the world. history of the Earth. for 65 million years, …
Read More »New evidence of geologically recent Venusian volcanism
Magellan SAR image of Aramaiti Corona. Narina Tholus (center left) appears as two adjacent domes superimposed on the outer west fracture ring. Credit: Institute of Planetary Sciences New data analysis techniques are finding evidence of recent volcanism in old data from Magellanic spacecraft. It is not known if this activity …
Read More »Lend us your ears and don’t forget your farm boots
Seeing a play at Willow Wisp Organic Farm in Damascus, Pa. Has a simple but highly recommended dress code: sturdy shoes. At the farm, which recently completed a site-specific climate change play, the Limitless Stage features a courtyard lined with hydrangeas, greenhouses and a field of flowers. For four nights …
Read More »Kyogo Furuhashi pays homage to Celtic fans as he hails Parkhead atmosphere with “one of the best” claim
Kyogo Furuhasi admits his whirlwind debut at Celtic was unclear, but he will never forget his dream home debut. The Hoops hat trick star has been greeted by returning fans after his stunning Dundee Blitz earned him instant hero status. Kyogo was blown away by the half-field reception and can’t …
Read More »Highlights from the UN Climate Panel Report, Energy News, ET EnergyWorld
FILE – In this file photo from Thursday, July 29, 2021, birds fly over a man taking photos of the exposed bed of the Old Parana River, a tributary of the Parana River during a drought in Rosario, Argentina . The Parana River Basin and its associated aquifers provide drinking …
Read More »USGS busy with new volcanic activity on 6 volcanoes in the United States
Pavlof volcano, seen from the southwest. In the background is the Pavlof Sister. Image: David Fee / Alaska Volcano Observatory / University of Fairbanks, Geophysical Institute The USGS has issued an ORANGE code and a WATCH alert for three volcanoes and a YELLOW code and ADVISORY alert for three volcanoes …
Read More »“Garbage Swim” has participants crawling for cleaner coasts
RIVERVIEW, NB – Dumping garbage into any body of water may seem counterproductive in the quest for cleaner coastlines, but today in Riverview the folks at the Fundy Biosphere Reserve did exactly that. The Fundy Biosphere Reserve covers more than 430,000 hectares of coastline along the upper Bay of Fundy. …
Read More »FK Jablonec coach seems worried about Celtic Park atmosphere
Celtic supporters raise their scarves in the crowd ahead of the UEFA Europa League Group E soccer match between Celtic and Rennes at Celtic Park stadium in Glasgow, Scotland on November 28, 2019 (Photo by ANDY BUCHANAN / AFP) (Photo by ANDY BUCHANAN / AFP via Getty Images) Celtic reportedly …
Read More »Will God put out the fires?
The deadlock on efforts to reverse global warming needs the scientific community and the religious community to work together. (John Hendricks | Oregon State Fire Marshal’s Office via The New York Times) Photo provided shows flames and smoke from the Bootleg fire in southern Oregon, July 14, 2021 Floods swept …
Read More »China is warming above global average, Blue Book warns on climate change – The New Indian Express
By PTI BEIJING: Episodes of extreme heat in China are on the rise, which is above the global average with the intensity of typhoons hitting the country, according to a blue book on the country’s climate change. The report warned that between 1961 and 2020 there is a gradual increase …
Read More »Air Jordan 1 High OG SE Womens ‘Atmosphere’ Release Date DD9335-641
Jordan Brand is giving fans of women’s sneakers yet another new Air Jordan 1 style this holiday season. The recently leaked images from @ S.Sam.Group are a first look at an OG-style Air Jordan 1 High âAtmosphereâ. The shoe carries the classic ‘Black Toe’ color block but replaces the red …
Read More »Outside / inside[box]: Was the origin of life a singular event?
Every other Friday on Morning Edition, the Outside / In team answers a question from a listener about the natural world. This week Bill from Lyme asks: “Does anyone know if the origin of life was a singular event, or was there a particular period in the development of the …
Read More »China Warms Above Global Average, Climate Change Blue Book Warns
Episodes of extreme heat in China are on the rise, which is above the global average with the intensity of typhoons hitting the country, according to a blue book on the country’s climate change. The report warned that between 1961 and 2020 there is a gradual increase in extremely heavy …
Read More »A cosmic debate | The river reporter
By LIAM MAYO DAMASCUS, PA – The Farm Arts Collective inspired, educated and thrilled with their latest production, âDream on the Farmâ. As noted in the production’s program notes, “Artistic Director Tannis Kowalchuk and the ensemble are committed to presenting a decade-long series of climate change plays that will take …
Read More »‘Great atmosphere’ at Cambridge United ahead of League One opener against Oxford United
Cambridge United signatory James Brophy said there was a “very good atmosphere” at the club ahead of the next League One campaign. The U entered the new season with a positive outlook following last season’s success, which resulted in a promotion from League Two. Brophy was the club’s second summer …
Read More »Long named Alexander ’65 professor of Earth and planetary sciences
Maureen Long Maureen Long, an expert in deep Earth structure and dynamics, has been appointed Bruce D. Alexander ’65 Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences, effective immediately. She is a member of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences of the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences. Long is an observational …
Read More »China Climate Change Blue Book 2021 shows increasing trend in extreme weather events in the country
Peking residents advance in the pouring rain, experiencing a less busy rush hour Monday morning as many companies have asked employees to work from home or cancel the arrival time. Photo: GT / Li Hao The Chinese Meteorological Administration (CMA) held a press conference on Wednesday in which it rolled …
Read More »China’s 2021 Climate Change Blue Book shows rising trend of extreme weather events in the country
Beijing residents trudge through the pouring rain, experiencing a less busy Monday morning rush hour as many businesses asked their employees to work from home or cancel the clock. Photo: GT/Li Hao The China Meteorological Administration (CMA) held a press conference on Wednesday during which it rolled out the China …
Read More »Can an improving monsoon in East Asia induce a global cooling? – Eurasia Review
The study of the orogenic effects of the uprising of the Tibetan plateau on the global climate during the Cenozoic has focused almost exclusively on the India-Asia collision zone, the Himalayas. Heavy erosion in the Himalayas was believed to be the main driver of atmospheric CO in the Cenozoic2 decline …
Read More »A cozy atmosphere created by the harmony of light and design
Apartment hotels are gaining attention these days as we go through the transformation of lifestyles caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Serviced residences have become spaces that meet a wide variety of needs for those traveling between the city and the suburbs, or for those looking to cool off while working …
Read More »Project installs electric vehicle charging stations on the Bruce Peninsula
Breadcrumb Links New Local News Author of the article: Rob gowan A station for electric vehicles. Postmedia Network File Photo Photo by Megan Stacey /Megan Stacey / Sentinel-Exam Content of the article Traveling to and from the Bruce Peninsula by electric vehicle has become much easier thanks to an initiative …
Read More »Can the increasing monsoon in East Asia induce a global cooling?
Credit: CC0 Public domain The study of the orogenic effects of the uprising of the Tibetan plateau on the global climate during the Cenozoic has focused almost exclusively on the India-Asia collision zone, the Himalayas. Heavy erosion in the Himalayas was believed to be the main driver of atmospheric CO …
Read More »Seattle-based KaJ Labs Launches LITHO Token Initial DEX (IDO) Offering, Donates $ 5 Million to Ripple’s Legal Defense Fund Against SEC
SEATTLE, August 3, 2021 / PRNewswire / – The future is here and it has arrived in the form of Lithosphere’s native token, Litho (LITHO). Litho’s initial DEX offering will be available on two IDO platforms: DxSale, and Unicrypt start August 9, 2021 at 12:00 UCT until August 16, 2021. …
Read More »Walhi calls on government to respect UNESCO’s concern over Komodo National Park
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – East Nusa Tenggara Indonesian Environment Forum (Walhi) Executive Director Umbu Wulang called on the government to respect UNESCO’s concern about the Komodo National Park development project. UNESCO (the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) had previously called for the island’s tourism development project to be stopped …
Read More »Michael Conlan: Belfast’s boxing atmosphere is hard to match anywhere else in the world
The countdown is on to Friday’s Féile Fight Night at Falls Park as Michael Conlan and TJ Doheny battle it out to see who emerges for a chance at world honors. With fans returning to boxing in the city for the first time in 18 months, there is a huge …
Read More »InSight reveals detailed interior structure of Mars
The InSight lander recorded seismic waves that revealed the thickness of the Martian crust and detected its unusually large liquid core. Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech. Seismic observations from the InSight lander have revealed structural details of the Martian interior, constituting the first seismic exploration of a non-Earth planet and a …
Read More »A PREVIEW OF THE PIRATE BIRD OF THE KEYS – ONBOARD MAGAZINE
It’s hard to think the magnificent frigate is elusive, especially in the Florida Keys where every time you step out on a boat there’s a good chance you’ll see one. Usually when you do, it is suspended a few hundred feet above the water, circling its 7-foot wingspan slightly in …
Read More »Byron Shire included in Richmond River Watershed CMP development
Work has started on the development of the Richmond River Coastal Management Program (CMP), a long-term strategy for the management of the Richmond River watershed that includes parts of the Byron Shire. In the past, a coastal zone management plan focused on the management of the Richmond River in the …
Read More »Local teachers participate in the UF research project
Kindergarten to Grade 12 science teachers from across Florida, including Hillsborough County, spent four days this summer in a virtual research lab experience as part of a professional development workshop hosted by the University of Florida Thompson Earth Systems Institute’s Scientist in Every Florida School program titled ‘The Hydrosphere.’ Kindergarten …
Read More »The crust, mantle and core of Mars are very different from those of Earth
Share this Item You are free to share this article under the Attribution 4.0 International license. Researchers used seismic data to look inside Mars for the first time. They measured the crust, mantle and core and reduced their composition. The three resulting articles (first, second, third) appear together as a …
Read More »Past ‘tipping points’ of climate change may help us prepare for the future: study
Washington: Of all the creatures on Earth, humans manipulate their environment the most. But how far can we push before something drastic happens? Scientists call for a better understanding of past extreme weather events in order to anticipate future changes. Enter geoarchaeologist and anthropologist C. Michael Barton at Arizona State …
Read More »Could “ecocide” be a criminal act?
After months of deliberation, a group of international legal experts unveiled a new legal definition of “ecocide” in June. The definition, if adopted by the International Criminal Court (ICC), would put environmental destruction on a par with war crimes and pave the way for prosecution of world leaders and leaders. …
Read More »Understanding the past ‘tipping points’ of climate change can help us prepare for the future – ScienceDaily
Of all the creatures on Earth, humans manipulate their environment the most. But how far can we push before something drastic happens? Scientists call for a better understanding of past extreme weather events in order to anticipate future changes. Enter geoarchaeologist and anthropologist C. Michael Barton at Arizona State University. …
Read More »AI Startup KaJ Labs to Launch Blockchain Rival on Ethereum
SEATTLE, July 28, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Joel Kasr, Founder of KaJ Laboratories, announced the upcoming launch of Lithosphere (LITHO), a unique new AI blockchain platform. Kasr is the creator of Lithosphere, the first blockchain to use deep neural networks (DNN) in smart contracts. Litho is the native token …
Read More »Understanding how the Earth system works | Chroniclers
Earth is a complex, multi-system wonder! Just as the human body is made up of several systems that all work in tandem to support human life, the earth system is made up of several systems that support a large number and variety of life forms. These subsystems are: the lithosphere, …
Read More »Earthquakes reveal the planetary core | SETI Institute
It has been an exciting week in the world of space science, with the publication of some groundbreaking stories. Let’s look at the results of three separate articles published this week in the journal. Science on the structure of Mars. The teams involved analyzed the data from NASA InSight lander. …
Read More »Caroline Decker to lead federal government affairs for WSP USA
WASHINGTON DC – Caroline Decker, former Vice President of Amtrak, joined WSP USA, a leading engineering and professional services consultancy, as Vice President of Federal Affairs. In his new role with cabinet, Decker will be responsible for engaging federally elected and appointed officials, overseeing and developing policies that impact WSP’s …
Read More »Hope Links North Perth aims to create a comfortable atmosphere for residents in need
LISTOWEL – If all goes according to plan, community members in need will have another tangible support before the freezing cold of winter sets in. âWe call the program Hope Links North Perth,â said Gwyneth Woods, director of family services for the Salvation Army in Listowel. âThe aim of Hope …
Read More »UNESCO urges end to border wall threatening World Heritage site, wildlife in Mexico
FUZHOU, China– The UNESCO World Heritage Committee today urged the United States to stop construction of the border wall. The committee also called on the United States to work with Mexico to assess the damage caused by the wall to a World Heritage site in Mexico and adjacent protected lands …
Read More »Immerse yourself in the Olympics with these sailor watches
As if the past 12 months hadn’t been surreal enough, last year’s Olympic Games opened today in Tokyo. The irony is that, despite the delayed start of the Games themselves, perfect timing is crucial in so many Olympic sports, where a new world record can be set in the 100th …
Read More »This week in science | Science
Neuroimmunology The meninges consist of three membranes that surround and protect the central nervous system (CNS). Recent studies have noted the existence of myeloid cells residing there, but little is known about their ontogenesis and function, and it is not known whether other populations of meningeal immune cells play an …
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