Environment Stories

The Clausius-Clapeyron relationship, a long-standing belief, suggests that a warmer atmosphere should hold more water vapor. However, a recent study has found that this isn’t the case, especially in dry and semi-arid areas.

A recent study led by scientists from the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) suggests that the rice and wheat Indians are eating

A new study has solved the puzzle of why some animals, like Alaskan horses, certain turtles, and island lizards, have grown bigger or smaller over time.

Currently, Asia produces more than 91 percent of the world’s aquaculture, with Bangladesh ranking fifth globally, following China, Indonesia, India, and Vietnam.

“Climate change is putting the lives and health of billions of people at risk.” This strong statement begins a scientific study that suggests that global warming could shorten the average human lifespan by six months.

A study conducted by the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology has found that human activities are threatening more than 80% of the global land area which is essential for both human well-being and basic biodiversity.

New research has brought to light a worrying trend, climate change is subtly eroding the ocean’s ability to support plankton, leading to a swift decrease in fish populations.

Beaches and sand dunes around the world are under threat due to rising sea levels and increasing construction. This means they face new challenges every day, according to the study published in Nature.

Climate change has led to Greenland’s ice sheet losing more ice than we thought - 20% more. This was discovered in a recent study that used satellite pictures to see how glaciers have been shrinking over the last 40 years.

A recent study has brought to light a concerning issue in Bangladesh, where nearly half of the country’s water supply is contaminated