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A recent study sheds light on the role of boreal wetlands in the emission of reactive vapors in the Earth’s atmosphere. The study, which was published in the journal Nature Communications, reveals that boreal wetlands are a significant source of reactive vapors like isoprene and terpenes, two types of highly reactive organic compounds that haveContinue reading “Boreal Wetlands as Significant Sources of Cooling Effect but Cause Ozone in a Warming Climate”

Climate change is a pressing issue that demands immediate attention. One of the factors contributing to climate change is black carbon, also known as soot, a fine particulate matter. Black carbon is mainly produced by carbon-intensive activities like burning fossil fuels and biomass. In this insight piece, we are focusing on how black carbon couldContinue reading “The Impact of Black Carbon on Climate Models”

As global temperatures continue to rise, the impact on wildlife in the Southern Ocean is becoming increasingly evident. In particular, the warming of the ocean has resulted in the melting of sea ice, which in turn has caused a significant decline in the availability of food for whales. This is a major concern for speciesContinue reading “The Impact of Global Warming on Whales in the Southern Ocean”

A new study analyzing the impact of water warming on fish size has challenged the longstanding theory that marine creatures will shrink due to global warming. The study was based on the examination of fish populations in several different bodies of water around the world. Contrary to expectations, the study found that fish in warmerContinue reading “Water Warming Study Reveals Surprising Findings on Fish Size”

Recent atmospheric research has provided clear evidence of the impacts of human activities on the Earth’s climate. The increase in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions has altered the temperature structure of the atmosphere, resulting in a clear human ‘fingerprint’ on climate change. The effects of these changes are evident in various forms, including rising temperatures andContinue reading “Understanding the Human Fingerprint on Climate Change”

As much as we may despise them, pollen grains could have a substantial impact on the world around us. Millions of people who suffer from seasonal allergies know the crippling effects of pollen, but there are larger implications to consider. Recent research has shown that plants known for producing allergens, such as ryegrass and ragweed,Continue reading “The Surprising Link Between Pollen Production and Climate Change”

The global climate is constantly changing, and one of the major concerns is how it will affect the different ecosystems around the world. With the rise of temperatures, the roles of microbes in our ecosystems are also changing, and we are just beginning to understand these changes. Scientists have discovered that microbes are affected byContinue reading “The Impact of Viruses on Carbon Cycle during Global Warming”

Industries such as manufacturing, rely heavily on fossil fuels and these companies have long been considered major contributors to the global increase of greenhouse gases. However, recent developments in biotechnology have shown that tiny microbes could potentially play a significant role in decarbonizing various manufacturing processes. In fact, a team of scientists has discovered aContinue reading “Decarbonizing with Microbes: A Greener, Cleaner and Sustainable Alternative to Traditional Manufacturing”