Microplastics have become a huge environmental issue that are hard to separate from an ecosystem. As they are incredibly tiny in size and hard to see with the naked eye, it is almost impossible to clean these plastic particles. While expensive filters remove tiny plastic
Global warming has given unabated rise to extreme weather rife and greenhouse gases hitting new levels. The ocean temperatures hit a new peak, with last year being the hottest in the recorded history. A new research indicated that last year’s temperatures broke records, which marks
Global warming is a devastating consequence of climate change, not only it affects the natural habitat adversely but is also responsible for ocean acidification. As per a recent study published in Global Change Biology, warming waters and acidification might highly affect the way fishes interact
From toothbrush to comb, everything that we use on a daily basis usually consists of plastic. In order to minimize the snowballing of plastic waste, we need to eliminate it from our basic needs, South Korean label HAYAN’s No.001 Pistachio Green Toothbrushes are made out
Just like the Almighty, microplastics are present everywhere including earth’s troposphere where the gush of winds allow these particles to travel long distances, revealed a study. Even the so-called clean mountain air contains microplastics. Quite similar to the law of conservation of energy, microplastics can
Can one major incidence influence some other phenomena? Apparently, yes, and the range of the effect might shock you. According to a new study by researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) in Richland, Washington, there is a link between
One of the largest and longest-lasting holes in the Ozone layer is close to its end, a recent report has stated. Similar to last year’s season, the ozone hole in 2021 will be one of the largest and longest-living ones on record, which is coming
The Third Pole is melting at an accelerated pace, says a study led by scientists at the University of Leeds. The Himalayan region is often referred to as the “Third Pole” as they are known to have the third-largest amount of glacier ice after Antarctica
Humans are known to transform and destruct the ecosystem at their convenience for ages. Nevertheless, there are few instances where humans sacrifice their ease to comfort the environment. One such example is of a house in Udaipur, which is built atop a 40-foot mango tree,
The monarch butterfly (also known as Danaus plexippus) is an incredible pollinator species. The presence of this butterfly is often considered as an indicator of a healthy ecosystem. Monarchs are quite eminent for their wonderful migratory phenomenon. The species happens to travel between 1,200 and