Todd hemmingPlastic Scientists Put GPS in Trash to Find Out How Far It Travels U.S. News & World Report - Associated Press By LEA SKENE, The Advocate BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — A project aimed at reducing plastic pollution along the Mississippi River is deploying new …
Todd hemmingClimate Marine Life Is Fleeing the Equator, Signaling Possible Mass Extinction theinertia.com - Anthony Richardson Things are leaving the equator. That could be bad. Photo: Shutterstock The tropical water at the equator is renowned for having the richest diversity …
Todd hemmingClimate Are fish migrations revealing a massive extinction event is on the way? Inverse - David Schoeman The tropical water at the equator is renowned for having the richest diversity of marine life on Earth, with vibrant coral reefs and large …
Todd hemmingCarbon Bottom trawling must be banned immediately – it’s destroying our oceans | Donnachadh McCarthy independent.co.uk - Donnachadh McCarthy This is a crisis. We need a ban on bottom trawling now – the practice of dropping fishing nets with heavy weights onto the ocean floor is disastrous …
Todd hemmingGoogle Earth Google Earth Timelapse reveals changing face of planet Earth skyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd A new update to Google Earth enables users to watch timelapses of our home planet, revealing the changes that have occurred over the past 37 …
Todd hemmingGoogle Earth Google Earth’s new tool shows the Antarctica-melting ruins of climate change verified_publisherFortune - Danielle Abril Subscribe to Data Sheet, a daily brief on the business of tech, delivered free to your inbox. Google Earth is debuting a new time-lapse tool that …
Todd hemmingWastewater Millions of tons of nuclear wastewater from Fukushima will be dumped into the sea Live Science - Brandon Specktor The water contains more radioactive material than the plant's managers previously stated. Japan's government announced on Tuesday (April 13) that it …
Todd hemmingMicroplastics Plastic Is Falling From the Sky. But Where’s It Coming From? WIRED - Condé Nast At any given time, 1,100 tons of microplastic are floating over the western US. New modeling shows the surprising sources of the nefarious …
Todd hemmingJapan Japan Says Sorry, But It Has to Dump This Radioactive Water Into the Ocean verified_publisherfuturism.com Japanese officials say they've put off the "unavoidable" release long enough. Moving Ahead Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga says that the …
Todd hemmingMammals Hundreds of dead dolphins and fish wash up on beaches in Ghana verified_publisherThe Guardian - Emmanuel Akinwotu West Africa correspondentAuthorities in Ghana are investigating the deaths of hundreds of dolphins and fish that washed up on beaches in Ghana in recent days, as fears grow that contaminated fish have been sold to customers. sea...
Todd hemmingPlantations Sri Lanka bans palm oil imports, tells producers to uproot plantations verified_publisherReutersCOLOMBO/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Sri Lanka on Monday banned imports of palm oil and new palm plantations, and told producers to uproot existing plantations in a phased manner, in a surprise move that baffled...
Todd hemmingClimate Antarctic Glacier May Breach Irreversible Tipping Point, Warn Scientists weather.com - IANS Pine Island Glacier is losing more ice and may cross tipping points which can lead to unprecedented global sea-level rise in the future
Todd hemmingFlorida Tampa Bay stares down environmental disaster from Piney Point phosphate plant verified_publisherAxios - Ben Montgomery A worsening series of breaches in a 800-million-gallon holding pool at the Piney Point industrial site prompted Manatee County to evacuate residents …
Todd hemmingTrump news update Trump’s EPA Helped Erase Records of Almost 270,000 Pounds of Carcinogenic Pollution verified_publisherThe Intercept - Intercepted The Environmental Protection Agency under the Trump administration invited companies to retroactively amend emissions records of a deadly …
Todd hemmingClimate Cherry blossoms' earliest peak in 1,200 years linked to climate change verified_publisherAxios - Rebecca Falconer Cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C. and Japan have already reached peak flowering dates — and the Japanese city of Kyoto recorded its earliest bloom …
Todd hemmingGenetics A bug acquired the DNA of a toxic plant, and now it’s running rampant bgr.com - Chris Smith Over the course of the pandemic, the novel coronavirus has morphed into new variants that have featured genetic changes capable of altering its …
Todd hemmingBears ‘Not normal behavior’: Bears behaving oddly raising red flags about mystery disease kion546.com - CNN RANCHO CORDOVA, California (KOVR) If you come across a bear, that bear’s first instinct should be to run away, but researchers with the California …
Todd hemmingAmazon Basin The Amazon Rainforest Now Emits More Greenhouse Gases Than It Absorbs smithsonianmag.com - Alex Fox The Amazon rainforest may now emit more greenhouse gases than the famously lush ecosystem absorbs, according to new research. Long considered to be a …
Todd hemmingSeabirds Lava, floating rocks and the Blob: the mystery behind the deaths of millions of seabirds verified_publisherThe Guardian - Australian Associated PressScientists finally know why millions of seabirds wound up dead on Australian beaches after unravelling a complex tale involving floating rocks, an underwater volcano and possibly something called the Back...
Todd hemmingJellyfish Millions of dead jellyfish are washing up around the world. 'The blob' could be to blame. Live Science - Brandon Specktor The dead jellies form a 'crunchy carpet' of corpses, one expert said. Like a tourist on a cruise ship, the by-the-wind sailor jellyfish (Velella …
Todd hemmingBiology The mysterious cause of sea star wasting syndrome is a mystery no more massivesci.com - Amanda Rossillo Get new Lab Notes sent to your inbox Submit your own Lab Note Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own This new research could …
Todd hemming 5 remarkable stories of flora and fauna in the aftermath of Australia’s horror bushfire season theconversation.com - Will Cornwell and Casey Kirchhoff and Mark Ooi Around one year ago, Australia’s Black Summer bushfire season ended, leaving more than 8 million hectares across south-east Australia a mix of …
Todd hemmingForests Satellite Imagery Shows Northern California Kelp Forests Have Collapsed smithsonianmag.com - Alex Fox The coastal waters of Northern California are changing. A decade ago, hundreds of miles of the rugged seaside were flanked by thick, swaying …
Todd hemming Gulf Stream is weakest it's been in more than 1,000 years, study says accuweather.com - By Mark Puleo, AccuWeather staff writer A group of scientists from Europe presented new research this week claiming that the Gulf Stream is weaker now than it's been at any point over the …
Todd hemming 'An absolute mess': 'Gut-wrenching' bee deaths prompt renewed call for ban on insecticide Fipronil verified_publisherabc.net.au - Belinda Sanders A southern Queensland beekeeper is desperate for answers after losing up to 600,000 honeybees to suspected poisoning by a controversial agricultural …
Todd hemming Cities Are So Heavy That They're Sinking Into the Earth futurism.com Sinking Cities Cities are literally starting to sink under their own weight — even as climate change is causing sea levels to rise, ScienceAlert [one …
Todd hemming Texas under winter storm warning for first time in history verified_publisherCNBC NBC's Morgan Chesky reports more than 4M Americans are without power as winter storms hit most of the country. And Texas is under a winter storm …
Todd hemming Turtles are being born with deformities due to toxic chemicals in the Great Barrier Reef verified_publisherEuronews Living - euronews An alarming amount of toxic chemicals have been found in the waters of the Great Barrier Reef. So much so that sea turtle populations are becoming …
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