Environmental Science and Climate Change

Earth's axis shift can impact the effectiveness of planting trees for climate change due to changes in weather patterns and shifts in the distribution of water and mass on the planet.

Temperature records are essential for climate research, aiding in tracking global temperature trends and understanding climate change impacts.

Plate tectonics cause geological events like earthquakes and mountain ranges, according to a theory developed from Alfred Wegener's continental drift hypothesis.

The Earth's lifespan depends on several astronomical factors, but it's expected to remain habitable for another 1.75 to 3.25 billion years.

Boil water to collect steam in a cool surface, condensing it back to liquid without salt.

Flat Earth maps are models and diagrams created by groups and individuals who believe that the Earth is not a spherical object but rather a flat, disk-shaped plane.

The alliance may accelerate climate change with Arctic development, necessitating close monitoring for potential environmental repercussions.

Humanity faces various existential threats that could lead to drastic population reduction or even total extinction, including nuclear war, artificial intelligence, pandemics, climate change, asteroid impacts, and ecological collapse.

Lawns originated from ancient civilizations as communal areas, evolved as status symbols among European aristocracies, and became a symbol of pride in America.

Cane toads, scientific name Rhinella marina, are invasive amphibians known for their toxic defenses and ecological impacts.