Environmental Science and Climate Change

Population collapse refers to a significant decline in the number of individuals within a species, group, or demographic.

Tidal energy is a renewable energy sourced from the rise and fall of ocean tides, largely influenced by the moon's gravitational pull, and it's converted into electricity through technologies like tidal barrages and tidal turbines.

When an electric vehicle (EV) battery reaches the end of its life, disposal involves practices ensuring safety, environmental protection, and resource recovery.

The Line is a visionary urban development project in Saudi Arabia, creating a car-free linear city with a focus on sustainability and nature conservation.

Eunice Newton Foote's research on the greenhouse effect paved the way for present-day direct air capture technology, highlighting the impact of CO2 on climate.

Airplane contrails are clouds formed from water vapor in aircraft exhaust, influencing climate and air quality.

Wind energy, harnessed by towering wind turbines, is a testament to human innovation's harmony with nature's power.

The tragic events at Tokaimura rocked Japan with unprecedented levels of radiation exposure, leading to critical medical situations for workers including Hisashi Ouchi.

Direct air capture (DAC) is a technological approach to remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere, playing a crucial role in global efforts toward achieving net zero emissions.