#environmental-research

#environmental-research

"For a long time, smoke was not considered very important. People thought of climate change as temperature and sea level rise, and that was it."

The renovation of the Boathouse Zuka embodies sustainable architecture by skillfully blending traditional alpine design with modern scientific requirements, exemplifying how purposeful restoration can breathe new life into historical structures.

Researchers have uncovered a whole ecosystem of life in the largest collection of trash, revealing more life than initially expected residing within the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

The mission is to develop innovative solutions for communities to protect both the natural and food-producing ecosystems, addressing biological threats like pests, pathogens, and weeds.

Louis Anthony "Tony" Cox Jr is working on a large language model designed to censor environmental research, significantly influenced by his connections to the petrochemical industry.

Alongside leading research institutions, Arctic Reflections aims to investigate winter ice thickening's potential to enhance summer sea ice preservation amid global warming.

The first 30 centimeters of soil are crucial for plant life and contain significant levels of toxic metals, affecting global farming and food safety.

In 1958, scientist Charles David Keeling began monitoring carbon dioxide levels at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii, providing the first clear evidence that humans were increasing atmospheric CO2 by burning fossil fuels.