15 Life on Land
News from birds
President of the NorthDoğa Association, Utah Catalan teaching member biologist, ECologist and engineer Prof. Dr. Çağan Sugarcioglu studied the changes in 418 years, which is regularly seen in Turkey with the data recorded in the online database "eAd" for 3 years. In the analysis, 418 years old women's experience in Europe.
UNICEF calls the world to change for children
According to the new report of UNICEF, one of the three children all over the world live in areas exposed to severe or very severe water scarcity.
Wars also kill biodiversity
According to the United Nations Environmental Organization (UNEP) data, approximately 3 of the biologically diverse regions in the world are staged in the last 60 years, experts have the warning that some species can lead to irreversible results. The UN General Assembly is one of the victims of nature and war in 2001 to create awareness...
Your burned breaks the soil ecosystem
Istanbul University Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Forest Prof. Dr. Ender Machiner said that your fires are devastating the earth ecosystem and pose a risk for surround. Prof., who came to Edirne for the Balkan Agriculture Congress hosted at Thrace University. Home Laster said that the burning of your hands is big harmonic to nature and environment. Machiner, fire...
Climate crisis pushed the elephant into mandatory migration
According to a research conducted, it was noted that the climate crisis pushes the elephants beyond the limits in the south of Africa to find water, causing problems for national parks and protection efforts. The authorities said that in recent weeks, the elephants in Zimbabwe exceed the country limits of the Botswana. Angola, Botsvana, Namibya, Zambia and Zimbabwe are half of the world's savan (African bushy) elephants...
Cost of coming to nature high
According to a new report released by the United Nations (BM), the annual cost of more than 37 thousand lyci species spread worldwide has exceeded 300 billion dollars. According to the report; 60 percent of all animal and plant species, known to date, were effective in depletion of this species. UN’s Intergovernmental Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services...
Under the risk of the emperors
Global warming causes the number of emperor penguins, the largest of 18 penguins, quickly drop in recent years. If the bite continues, in 2050, the number of emperor penguins in the South Ocean and Antarctica is expected to drop by 26-47 percent. The species, which has a population over 650 thousand in the world, deterioration of the heat balance of the world, greenhouse gases and carbon absorption...
The results of climate in Antarctica will be global
The middle of the southern Hemisphere winter season is low in the amount of ice in Antarctica in shocking dimensions. From Leeds University, Buzulbilimci Anna Hogg can be considered to withstand extreme ends caused by the climate change of the giant continent Antarctica, far from the ice layer of thousands of thicknesses, but the situation is absolutely not such. Currently the amount of lost sea bun...
Biodiversity associated with climate change
Due to climate change, numerous live types face the threat of losing the ability to adapt to the environment. 1 degree increase recorded at global temperatures affects genetics, behaviors and survival of living creatures. Many live types have no result of human activities of the region where they live or harm, rising the sea level, air temperatures...
'Temperature stress' risk increasing
With the influence of climate change, record-breaking temperatures affect all segments of the society, 870 million people working in the agricultural sector face more ‘temperature stress’ risk. The global average temperature broke a record for 3 times consecutive weeks. The World Meteorology Organization is the hottest week in the records of the last week, according to the leading data, and the temperature record with the effect of El Nino...
Climate change can lead to chaos in insect communities
The climate change was highlighted in the insect communities that can lead to ‘wide chaos. According to the news of ScienceDaily, the research conducted at the University of Binghamton was discussed the effects of the ecosystems of the heated world and the development of new types. In the research, the new species continues to evolve across the world with different groups of organisms and monitoring different ways...
Himalaya heat
According to the report published by the International Integrated Mountain Development Center (ICIMOD), the iceuls of the Hindukuş Himalayas are infused proportions. In case of rapid reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, the Himalayan frosts in the 21st century can lose their volume by 80 percent. In the coming years in the Himalayas, the sudden flood, the floor and the mulching stone...