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Climate Change Affects Antarctic Silverfish Population in Western Antarctic Peninsula - Vimarsana News

Climate Change Affects Antarctic Silverfish Population in Western Antarctic Peninsula

Scientists looked at the interconnection between Antarctic Silverfish and the WAP environment over a two-decade period.

Bjørn Lomborg WSJ Op Ed Is Stunningly Wrong - Vimarsana News

Bjørn Lomborg WSJ Op Ed Is Stunningly Wrong

Bjørn Lomborg wrote an opinion piece that is offensively wrong Bjørn Lomborg is the director of the conservative Copenhagen Consensus Center. He is author of two books that seem to recommend inaction in the face of climate change, Cool It, which appears to be both a book and a movie, and “The Skeptical Environmentalist.”

Role of Tectonics in Reorganizing Southern Ocean Patterns and Heat Transport - Vimarsana News

Role of Tectonics in Reorganizing Southern Ocean Patterns and Heat Transport

AZoCleantech looks at a study showing that only minor variations in the depths of the Tasmanian and Drake gateways are enough to cause a drastic reorganization in Antarctic surface water temperatures and ocean circulation patterns.

Bacterial Bloom as Earth Thawed: Photosynthetic Organisms During Snowball Earth - Vimarsana News

Bacterial Bloom as Earth Thawed: Photosynthetic Organisms During Snowball Earth

Some researchers hypothesize that ice sheets enveloped the earth during the Marinoan glaciation (650-535 million years ago) in what is dubbed the...

On planetary change and human health - ScienceBlog.com - Vimarsana News

On planetary change and human health - ScienceBlog.com

On planetary change and human health December 19, 2020MIT MIT anthropologist Amy Moran-Thomas reflects on the deep connection between planetary and human well-being. When anthropologist Amy Moran-Thomas first went to Belize to begin ethnographic research in 2008, she planned to chronicle human health concerns, focusing on diabetes. Then she learned that local diets contributing to such chronic conditions were changing, in part due to losses in ocean food webs, and kept hearing stories about how local plants were in trouble. “Listening and trying to learn from what people were saying, over t...