The transition to an energy mix of zeros emissions of carbon dioxide (C02) also examines the development of technologies for the capture, reuse and storage of C02 (Carbon Capture Utilization & Storage – CCUS). Technologies available today have the ability to capture carbon dioxide that would otherwise be released into the atmosphere, with the potential … Read more
There is a “gap” in the global design that is not to be neglected, it is rather an earth-sized “hole” and it concerns the water and the global demand for food. And this is because, in order to keep up with global food needs, the production of crops must increase by at least 50% until … Read more
A beach in northeast Scotland is rapidly eroding because of it climate changeleaving town at risk of flooding. The Dynamic Coast report in 2021 studied the rate of erosion at Montrose and predicted that 120 meters would be lost in 40 years, an average of 3 meters per year. People in Montrose fear the start … Read more
A key Atlantic current system that affects weather around the world could collapse as early as the late 2030s, scientists argue in a new study — a planetary-scale catastrophe that would transform weather and climate. Probably also in the whole world weather phenomena are often interrelated. Several studies in recent years have indicated that the … Read more
The retreat of the tropics glaciers across the Andes is unprecedented in the history of human civilization, finds a study published in the main scientific journal. Science. Measurements of rocks exposed by melting ice show that Andean glaciers are at their lowest levels since the end of the most recent ice age 11,700 years ago. … Read more
Every year, more than 175,000 people die from them heat waves in Europe, the fastest warming continent, warns a report from the World Health Organization (WHO). The WHO’s European region, which also includes Asian countries such as Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, accounts for 36% of the 489,000 heat deaths worldwide each year, the organization says. “Across … Read more