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Snow melts, game changes
Winter Olympics miss snow and ice for more than a century. But today this white floor is quickly planted. Scientific measurements indicate that global temperature rise directly affects the mountain ecosystems and snow cover. During the first Winter Olympics held in Chamonix, France in 1924, the average day temperature of February was about 0.4 degrees. At the beginning of the 21st century...
2026’s greenest cities were announced
According to 2026 analysis, the greenest cities of the world were determined. Air quality was decisive in sorting green space and access rates per person.
Harry Potter's lover is no longer!
One of the world’s most well-known bird species is now living in Sweden. The symbol of the wild nature of the north, Harry Potter’s owl was born since 2015, with the Hedwig character. On the fact that even a single puppy in observations lasted for ten years, it was announced that in such country “there was no deadly”. Protection organizations are the most b...
Climate change is now defined as a right breach
Climate change has been discussed as an environmental threat for a long time. However, the United Nations (BM) report released in 2026 reveals that this approach is no longer insufficient. For the first time, the climate crisis in the UN document is defined as a global human rights breach. This definition is not only a linguistic transformation but also international law, government responsibilities and...
10 stunning statistics you need to know about quick fashion
Quick fashion; low price and high speed running production model. But the effects of this system on the environment and society are becoming more visible when the numbers are cleared. 1. Fashion sector is responsible for about 10 percent of global carbon emissions. This rate is higher than the total release of international flights and sea transportation. 2. Fashion industry, second largest water consumption among industries...
How does plastic pollution break balance in water ecosystems?
Plastic pollution is often discussed through waste management and image pollution. Yet recent scientific findings show that microplastics create much deeper and indirect effects in water ecosystems. A new research reveals that fossil fuel-based plastics trigger alg explosions, causing water quality hazard. A trigger that does not appear in Alg explosions...
I'm happy to eat in Korea Peninsula Tags
Wars and political limits often leave permanent destruction on nature. In Korea Peninsula, there is a remarkable example that shows the opposite. The liberated area of the soldier, which is located between North and South Korea, stands out as one of the most rich biological variety areas of East Asia today thanks to the absence of people who last for about years. 6 thousand 200 species in the region...
Can microplastics turn into solar energy?
Microplastics that occur during the washing of synthetic clothes are considered an important source of pollution for water ecosystems for a long time. A new academic study conducted in Turkey approaches this problem from a different framework. Microplastics from washing machines are shown to be converted into a material that can be used in solar batteries with appropriate operations. Re...
The secret world under Antarctica reveals
The new Antarctica map strengthens the predictions of climate crisis and sea level rise by revealing hidden terrains under the icens.
How did water return from water attack?
The new report published by the United Nations University (UNU) says that the planet is to overcome a irreversible limit of water resources. Concepts such as ‘Water stress’ or ‘water crisis’ are now insufficient; experts define this period as global water failure. Climate crisis, excessive consumption, pollution and underground water... Many ecosystems around the world resist against these threats...
What happens to the natural areas?
Some regions that close to human life as a result of war, environmental disasters or industrial accidents have turned into areas where the nature is relivened unexpectedly over time. Although these aren’t having a resmî protection status, it has become a safe living space for many living types thanks to the reduction of human intervention. But these stories are just worth the victory of nature...
The memory of the calves is protected in Antarctica
The world’s first calorie shelter in Antarctica carries the climate memory of humanity to the future with examples taken from the ancient mountain calorie.