Even small and voracious caterpillars have a big impact on global carbon emissions
Outbreaks of the caterpillar Lymantria dispar dispar and the caterpillar Malacasoma disstria occur at least every 5 years in temperate forests.
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Outbreaks of the caterpillar Lymantria dispar dispar and the caterpillar Malacasoma disstria occur at least every 5 years in temperate forests.
Carbon emissions from forest fires raging in Australia are on par with the carbon emissions caused by the Amazon rainforest fire disaster last year.
According to a recent study by the British Rural Protection Campaign (CPRE), pollution is so bright that only half of people in the UK can see ...
The findings were obtained through data from the Carbon 2 Observation Satellite (OCO-2) launched by NASA in 2014.
Forests are a good carbon sink, because they store more carbon in the trees than they discharge it into the environment.
In the article, McDonough points out that carbon is not a chemical element for us to say bad. On the contrary, it is an essential part of life on Earth.
In 2015, not less than twice the capital of Beijing, China was placed in red air pollution. So how did the Chinese deal with this situation?
Prolonged drought with widespread forest fires is reducing the carbon uptake of the world's largest rainforest.
Recent scientists said carbon emissions this year are continuing to rise and will reach a record of 36 billion tons.
Opponents argue that nuclear energy is not only dangerous but also necessary for addressing climate change.
The possibility of a global aviation trade war has been ruled out after the European Commission (EC) decided to suspend plans to force airlines around the world to buy c…
A team of researchers including a University of California, Davis and a botanist identified the source of carbon emissions. This finding may play an important role in un…
In a study published in Nature on July 18, an international team of experts said that dumping iron into the sea could help absorb carbon from the atmosphere and
Recent research shows that the Arctic will move from a carbon-containing state to a carbon source when the permafrost will emit greenhouse gases.
A Chinese official yesterday admitted that the country discharged the most emissions in the world, and called on the United States to cooperate to achieve progress in cl…