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Businesses Obligated to Act Accordingly to the Green Agenda

Image on how much gas is emitted. Credit: Foto de Pixabay: https://www.pexels.com/pt-br/foto/torres-eletricas-durante-a-hora-dourada-221012/ Every spring-time  (season of growth), shareholders measure  how they are running their ventures. It's the moment that business people take on advice to form Corporate Policies, Action Plan, Executive and Government expenses. This has been changing currently  as we see the acceleration on...

France Matches Dry Spell Record of Thirty-one Days Without Rain

Credit: olhar digital. France has reached its record dry spell of 31 days without considerable rains, the country’s climate service stated Tuesday, amid concerns over water reserves partly of Europe still reeling from last year’s severe drought. With rainfall across the country of less than 1 millimeter per day since January 21, the weather service Meteo...

Not Blaming Women is Fundamental to Increase Their Presence in STEM Professions

Credit: Canva Women make up only 34% of graduates in the EU in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The amount is even lower in the STEM fields unrelated to care. The fact is that girls are systematically inhibited from studying these fields during their education, which restricts their chances for access...

How Smoke Produced From Large Wildfires Can Affect Local Weather And Make Fires Worse

Credit: Pixabay/ Public Domain The research team's study highlights the intricate feedback loop between wildfires and the atmosphere, suggesting that smoke produced by large wildfires may lead to more intense fires. The team's use of various tools to measure the effect of soot and other particles emitted into the air during large wildfires could help...

Archaeologists Discover Monumental Evidence of Prehistoric Hunting Throughout Arabian Desert

Guided by Dr. Michael Fradley, a group of scientists in the Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and also North Africa (EAMENA) project utilized a range of open-source satellite images to carefully study the area around the eastern Nafud desert, an region little researched in the past. The unexpected results, released in the journal...

Weak Tropical Cyclones Are Amplifying Due to Global Warming

Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain A set of scientists at Fudan Univerity's Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences and CMA-FDU Joint Laboratory of Marine Metereology, collaborating with one associate from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and another from the University of California San Diego, has discovered that weak tropical cyclones, likewise known as...

European Union sets New Records for Wind and Solar Energy Production

Solar panels are seen on houses inAlmere Noorderplassen, The Netherlands. Credit: Unsplash / Daria Nepriakhina Since the start of the war early this year, a new report discovers that approximately a quarter of the European Union's electricity has originated from wind and solar. A record-setting number and the development in wind and solar has saved...

Ancient Martian Life Might Have Created the Conditions For Its Own Extinction

Planet Mars stock photo. Credit: iStock  Ancient microbes on Mars likely triggered a climate change that led to their own demise, a report from Space.com explains. The study was published in Nature Astronomy, and it details how simple microbes that fed on hydrogen and excreted methane were likely abundant on Mars approximately 3.7 billion years back....

Light Accelerates Conductivity In Nature’s ‘Electric Grid’

Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain The natural world has its own intrinsic electrical grid composed of a world web of tiny bacteria-generated nanowires in the soil and seas that "breathe" by exhaling excess electrons. In a new study, Yale College researchers found that light is an unexpected ally in fostering this electronic activity within biofilm bacteria. Revealing bacteria-produced...

UK Drought: Getting Used to Strange Vegetables

Credit: Unsplash Specialists say that vegetables and fruit in stores will be smaller and look different as the summer's hot and dry climate impacts crops. Carrots, Potatoes, Brussels sprouts, apples, and onions are prone to be the most affected. Several locations of the UK have seen extremely low rain in 2022, and parts of England remain in...