Environmental Science and Climate Change

Eight years after the nuclear disaster at Fukushima Daiichi, the site is under extensive decommissioning and rigorous safety monitoring.

Beavers are remarkable semi-aquatic rodents known for their natural engineering skills, ecological impact, and importance in creating wetland habitats.

Earth's climate has consistently fluctuated over 11,300 years, with notable temperature extremes like Death Valley's 134°F in 1913 and 129.2°F in Mitribah, Kuwait in 2016.

The Wood Wide Web refers to the intricate underground network connecting trees and fungi in forests, playing a vital role in nutrient exchange and overall forest health.

TL;DR: In September 2023, New York experienced severe flooding, receiving record rainfall leading to widespread disruptions.

The carbon cycle significantly influences Earth's climate by determining carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, affecting global warming and ocean acidity, and being fundamentally tied to life processes like photosynthesis and respiration.

Locusts are remarkable insects belonging to the Acrididae family, known for swarming behavior impacting agriculture and historical significance worldwide.

Wildfires in Maui are complex, fueled by historical, climatic, and environmental factors, exacerbated by drought conditions, invasive species, and climate change.

Gas stoves pose health risks by emitting NO2, CO, VOCs like formaldehyde, benzene, and methane, deteriorating indoor air quality.

Exploring the Earth's composition and properties through its unique layers is essential to truly grasp the planet's nature.