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A study by scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Research has shown that if the road surface is made of stronger and stiffer material, it can significantly save…
For the next 50 years, residents of Latin America, the Middle East, South Asia, East Asia, Southeast Asia and parts of North America and Europe will have to live with ex…
Even CO2 concentrations peak when the first month of 2020 is not reached. Sadly, each year we record a new record of atmospheric CO2.
The AI training process seems to be harmless but is indirectly affecting the environment and climate due to the activity of CO2 emission from the process of power cons…
Nearly every country in the world has a positive carbon index - that is, the total amount of greenhouse gases emitted is greater than the amount of absorbed gas.
About 50% of the total amount of CO2 emitted by humans since the industrial revolution has dissolved into the world's oceans, adversely affecting marine organisms.
The scientists explained that the increase in crop production is due to silicate rock that helps protect plants against pests and diseases, while improving the structure…
According to new research by Australian scientists, increasing CO2 emissions on Earth may affect the nervous and brain systems of marine fish.
According to current CO2 emissions, Europeans may soon have to learn how to live with a hot and humid tropical climate year-over-year as happened 50 million years ago.
Researchers have reported the discovery of peat lagoons in the Central African region of the United Kingdom's approximate England area with the same amount of CO2 as the…
An Indian chemical factory has successfully run a system to recycle CO2 emissions and convert this gas to produce baking soda.
If CO2 momentum is released into the atmosphere as it is today, Earth's coral reefs will in turn disappear due to ocean acidification.
Global warming is forcing airplanes to withstand strong gusts of wind, and jolts from air turbulence.
A plastic sheet like the greenhouse gas sponge carbon dioxide (CO2) can easily convert this contaminated fossil fuel into new energy sources.
Predicting the world in the next century: hotter, drier, more hungry and the chance of turning off air conditioning is impossible.