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Algae bio hacks itself in adapting to climate change | University of Hawaiʻi System News - Vimarsana News

Algae bio hacks itself in adapting to climate change | University of Hawaiʻi System News

Scientists revealed that a mechanism, known as nutrient uptake plasticity, allows marine algae to adapt and cope with nutrient-poor ocean conditions.

Source: hawaii.edu
Hurricane Ian Capped Two Weeks of Extreme Storms: How Climate Change Fuels Tropical Cyclones - Vimarsana News

Hurricane Ian Capped Two Weeks of Extreme Storms: How Climate Change Fuels Tropical Cyclones

As hurricanes occur, we expect more of them to be major storms. Hurricane Ian and other recent storms, including the 2020 Atlantic season, provide a picture of what that can look like.

Influence of Climate Change on Lake Ice Thickness - Vimarsana News

Influence of Climate Change on Lake Ice Thickness

Millions of international viewers tuned up to watch the reality TV show “Ice Road Truckers,” in which professional truck drivers were supposed to perform terrifying tasks like moving heavy freight across frozen lakes in the distant Arctic.

Activities on Frozen Lakes May No Longer be Safe as Global Warming Persists, Study Shows - Vimarsana News

Activities on Frozen Lakes May No Longer be Safe as Global Warming Persists, Study Shows

A new study shows that activities such as transport and skating on frozen lakes may no longer be safe as global warming continues.

Super Typhoon Hinnamnor Could Slam Straight Into Nuclear Power Plant - Vimarsana News

Super Typhoon Hinnamnor Could Slam Straight Into Nuclear Power Plant

A Category 5 typhoon is heading towards a nuclear plant in South Korea, leading to the plant decreasing its reactor run rates to 30 percent.