Most of the people confuse climate change with global warming and assume that both are the same. In fact, global warming constitutes just one aspect of climate change, as global warming means rise in global average temperature, whereas climate change entails global warming, air pollution and other such things.
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Peace and harmony in a system is dependent upon the carrying capacity and working of its components within the actual limits. If these limits are violated and the carrying capacity is overburdened then it will end up in collapse of the system. Currently, we are almost at the brink of destroying the carrying capacity of the planet Earth by violating
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Geologists at the University of British Columbia have discovered by chance a new remnant of an ancient part of Earth’s continental crust: the North Atlantic Craton. The team made a chance discovery while sifting through diamond exploration samples from Baffin Island. Formed millions of years ago at depths of about 150 to 400 kilometres, Kimberlite rock samples are a mainstay
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Yes! Koalas are not bears, they are in fact marsupials (a mammal with a pouch for the development of offspring ). But often it is called the koala “bear”. This tree-climbing animal is an iconic Australian animal. The fuzzy looking Koalas have hairs like the coarse wool of a sheep. Koalas have two opposing thumbs on their hands. Both of their
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Yes, the polar ice caps are melting very fast. In fact they are melting six times faster than they did in the 1990s. This along with the Arctic heatwave can bring disaster for the world. It will accelerate the global warming and cause devastating floods in the coastal cities. This has been confirmed by the scientists and since the 1990s
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