Mangrove protection and restoration could be an economic way of mitigating greenhouse gases to curb global warming, research suggests.
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Sponge Like Material Is Being Developed, Holds Promise For Carbon Dioxide Capture & Storage
British researchers have developed a porous material that can preferentially soak up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Giant Dinosaurs’ Flatulence Could Have Heated Up The Earth During The Mesozoic Era
Giant herbivorous sauropod dinosaurs may have produced enough greenhouse gas with their flatulence as research suggests.
Green Groups Are Turning To Social Networking To Drive Their Campaign For Earth Hour
Green Groups are turning to social networking to drive their campaign for Earth Hour.
Carbon Dioxide Emission Correlates Not Only Global Warming Issues But It Makes People Bulge In Size – Study
A mind boggling theory has been put forward by Lars-Georg Hersoug, a researcher of Denmark, who say that the increase in obese people in his country is roughly equivalent to the increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Carbon Emissions Acidify Oceans At A Faster Rate, Threaten Survival Of Marine Species
In the last 100 years atmospheric carbon dioxide has risen to about 30 percent above pre-industrial levels.
Ocean’s Acidity Increases In The Last 200 Years Than It Did In Previous 21,000 Years
As a result of human activities such as the burning of fossil fuels for energy and land-use changes such deforestation, the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is now higher that it has been at any time over the last 800,000 years .
Wind Power Expensive, Unreliable & Ineffective Source Of Green Energy?
Wind power run turbines only produce green energy around 30 per cent of the time.
Measuring Plant Consumption Of Carbon Dioxide Underscores Role In Regulating Climate
Plants form an important role of the worldwide carbon cycle in which carbon is continuously recycled and reused by plants and animals, the oceans and land.
Carbon Emission Is Linked To Coral Reef Damage?
A new study offers some of the strongest evidence linking carbon emissions to coral reef damage.