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Shortened Danube by 134 km.
The Danube River, the second-longest river in Europe, has been shortened by 134 kilometers due to human intervention, according to a recent study. Additionally, only
Global Map of Wind and Solar Power Plants
A new map based on OpenStreetMap data is now available, showing the global presence of photovoltaic and wind power plants. The data is intended to
Record Microplastic Found Near Corsica
Scientists have discovered a new record accumulation of microplastics in the Tyrrhenian Sea during a study investigating the spread of microplastics in the ocean. Microplastics,
Lego lasts over 1000 years in the ocean.
The durability of Lego bricks has been a topic of interest for many years. Recently, a study conducted by researchers at the University of Plymouth
Massive Methane Leaks in North Sea
The extraction of oil and gas from the seabed is proving to be a significant climate hazard. Researchers have discovered that abandoned drilling holes release
Electric vs. Infrared Heating: Which is Better?
With more and more people installing photovoltaic systems on their roofs, the interest in electric heating systems is also on the rise. But how effective
709 km Record-Breaking Speed Recorded
Two record-breaking lightning strikes over Brazil and Argentina have been recorded by modern weather satellites with improved sensor capabilities. Lightning strikes are fascinating objects in
Eco-Friendly Coffee Capsules: A Reality
The popularity of coffee capsule systems has been on the rise in recent years, with approximately 3.5 billion coffee capsules consumed in Germany alone last
Replacing Insecticides with Pheromones
Insect pests are responsible for a significant portion of global crop losses. While insecticides protect against the problem, they are heavily criticized in the public
G-20 Fails to Meet Climate Goals
The G20 countries are responsible for around 80% of greenhouse gas emissions, making them a significant contributor to climate change. Despite the threat of global
