Category: Environment
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Rakia Among Natural Sanitizers Making Worldwide Comeback
“I’ve been using rakia for as long as I can remember… for everything” says Gicho.
Biophilic Cities – Is This The Future of Our Urban Landscapes?
In a little-known suburb of Costa Rica’s capital, San Jose, a groundbreaking civic project is.
Studies warn of deadly heatwaves around the world.
Heatwaves carry air that is too hot and too humid to survive, researchers report in.
COVID-19 is cutting air pollution, but it will not slow climate change
According to https://sciencebusiness.net/ the coronavirus crisis is leading to lower emissions across Europe and around.
Heat, humidity at edge of human tolerance hitting globe
Dangerous levels of heat and humidity have been recorded around the globe 50 years earlier.
UN Body Sells Off Ocean Floor For Mining At Alarming Rates
As dynamic a landscape as any you’ll find on the shore, the ocean floor is.
Popocatepetl volcano threatens neraby woods
Mexico City (April 24, 2020) BBC.- Trees growing near to Popocatepetl active volcano face an.
Manatee: Myth and Legend
At the dawn of the conquest of New Spain, a sailor records the sighting of.
Unusual ozone hole opens over the Arctic
The ozone layer is a natural, protective layer of gas in the stratosphere that shields.
Rethinking Invasives: How Escobar’s Colombian Hippos Help Reevaluate Introduced Species
When thinking of the term, ‘invasive species’, it’s unlikely that you imagine innocent, harmless creatures.
