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May 30, 2021
SASKATOON –The world is changing rapidly, and the past is no longer a guide to the future in terms of extreme events and floods. That’s one of the findings from a report on the Changing Cold . . .
May 28, 2021
More than 40 million people were driven from their homes by continued conflict and worsening weather in 2020 as the climate grew increasingly chaotic.
May 28, 2021
SASKATOON -- The University of Saskatchewan (U of S) is hoping to improve western and northern Canada climate change predictions. Findings from the Changing Cold Regions Network (CCRN) – a collaboration between several universities, led by the U of S – suggest that climate change is making future extreme weather events difficult to predict. These disasters, such as wildfires or floods, will likely become more common and more severe, according to U of S research associate Chris DeBeer...
May 24, 2021
Help Save Peoples World The economic crisis has hit Peoples World hard. We need the support of all our friends and readers to continue publishing. As temperatures rise, extreme weather displaces record numbers of people May 24, 2021 9:56 AM CDT By Ajit Niranjan A man pulls his son in a cooler with his wife as they wade through their flooded street to reach an open convenience store in Bonita Springs, Florida | David Goldma...
May 20, 2021
Climate change forcing farmers into cities Climate displacement The annual report, in its sixth year, found more than 80% of the people forced from their homes in 2020 were in Asia and Africa. In Asia, most of the people forced to flee did so because of extreme weather. In countries like China, India, Bangladesh, Vietnam, the Philippines and Indonesia — where hundreds of millions of people live on low-lying coastlines and deltas — a combination of population growth and urbanization has left...
April 27, 2021
Name of site River Thur (1730 km2), NE Switzerland, and RECORD research site at Neunforn (http://www.cces.ethz.ch/projects/nature/Record) Location The River Thur is located in NE Switzerland, draining the front ranges of the Swiss NE Limestone Alps (south of the Bodensee basin). It is a tributary of the R. Rhine which flows into the North Sea. Geology The Thur catchment is a mainly Limestone dominated alpine headwater, whereas the pre-alpine lowlands are dominated by ‘Molasse’-Sandstones...
March 17, 2021
Hydrology and Earth System Sciences is linking climate change to yet another environmental impact – longer lasting “dead zones” In lakes. According to the study, warm summer weather is the main driver behind longer periods of anoxia, or oxygen-starved water, in Lake Mendota. Each summer, many lakes settle into a condition called “stratification” – where two layers of water form, warmer, less dense water closer to the surface and colder, denser water down below. The layers remain sep...
March 12, 2021
Allahabad University Releases Odd Semester UG, PG Exam Dates Allahabad University Releases Odd Semester UG, PG Exam Dates Along with the undergraduate and postgraduate exam dates, the Allahabad University has also released the admit cards for the students appearing in the odd semester UG, PG exams. Education | Edited by Mridusmita Deka | Updated: Mar 11, 2021 4:50 pm IST | Source: Ca...
February 5, 2021
Updated: February 06, 2021 00:05 IST First two such gliders were deployed off Chennai coast for trial runs to monitor seas round the year Share Article AAA Gliders along with tide gauges fitted with GPS sensors will give a rounded data to understand the oceanic ecosystem better because the movements of the sea along with the atmospheric systems control monsoons, cyclonic storms and wave surges besides tsunamis. | Photo Credit: Arrangement First two such gliders were deployed off Chennai co...
January 26, 2021
Blog Blog Video: Path to Carbon-Free Power Generation by 2035 World Exploration Trends 2021 Report 25 Jan, 2021 Author Taylor Kuykendall An aerial view of a mud-hit area near the town of Brumadinho in the state of Minas Gerais in Brazil on Jan. 26, 2019, one day after the collapse of a tailings dam at Vales Corrego do Feijao iron ore mine. Source: Pedro Vilela/Getty Images News via Getty Images On Jan. 25, 2019, a large dam full of mining waste from ...