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Why Is BRICS Investing In Climate Resiliance?
The BRICS High-level Meeting on Climate Change aims to jointly address climate change, explore approaches to accelerate low-carbon and...
Death of Arctic Ice Worms Predicates Loss of Arctic Ice!
Arctic Ice The findings suggest that even with significant reductions in emissions, it is likely that the Arctic Ocean will experience...
How To Disinfect SCUBA Equipment
Volunteers at Black Coral Inc. have learned that Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus and gear need to be cleaned to prevent the...
What's Wrong with Tap Water?
Is tap water slowly poisoning us? Between Frankenfoods and Plastics, Birth control meds, antibiotics in water... what is safe to drink?
The Hidden Science of Melanin: Why is Melanin Worth $450 Dollars a Gram?
Why Understanding Melanin Is the Key to Human Survival in the Face of Climate Change! Breaking through the Melanin Code of Silence and...
Palm Tree Inspired Wind Farms
Supersized wind turbines, designed to bend like palm trees, could endure storms.
Climate Change Threatens the Iconic Southwestern Saguaro Cactus!
Within the next 30 years, an estimated 60% of the world's cacti may face extinction. Black Coral Inc is interested in exploring Climate...
How Climate Will Affect Your Pet!
Climate change affects companion animals through heatwaves and the spread of infectious diseases. The pet industry contributes to these...
Is An Insect Apocalypse Headed For The Planet?
The more leaves, the more photosynthesis, a chemical reaction that gobbles up CO2. That’s the good news in global greening: It’s helping...
Chameleon Crisis: Extinction Threatens Over 50% of World’s Chameleons
While chameleons are notably adaptable to climate changes, the populations in Tanzania's montane rainforests have decreased by over 60...
Northern Spotted Owl on the Verge of Extinction Directly Related to Climate!
(According to the Associated Press) In an effort to prevent the extinction of the endangered spotted owl, U.S. wildlife officials have...
Pollinators Endangered!
Severe Heat a Threat to Butterflies and Bee Populations Heat Threat to Butterflies and Bee Populations The rising temperatures caused by...
Discover the Rich Flavors of Red Palm Oil: A Culinary Journey into African Gourmet
Are you ready to infuse your kitchen with the vibrant flavors of Africa? Look no further than the golden elixir known as red palm oil....
The Celts : How Their Ancient Spiritual Origins Support Nature?
We are one world help save it! Although the origin of the Picts is uncertain; evidence suggests that they were descendants of pre-Celtic...
Embryo Transfer Success Could Save The White Rhino From Extinction!
Researchers say a rhinoceros was impregnated through embryo transfer in the first successful use of a method that they say might later...
Black Coral Inc. Educational Tour of Coral Reef In Bonaire
Black Corals Reef Rescue Educational Tours are a way to save the Ocean for Future Generations! Through Science, Awareness, Education and...
Vultures: Nature's Endangered Clean Up Crew, Are Finding New Found Respect
The Cape vulture (Gyps coprotheres) has declined throughout its range in southern Africa, recently being listed as extinct as a breeding...
Bottlebrush Cultivation: Answer to Pests & Reviving Hummingbird Populations!
The hummingbird menu includes such garden problem insects as ants, aphids, fruit flies, gnats, weevils, beetles, mites and mosquitoes....
No Yellow Ribbons For Our Missing White Oak Trees?
One third of the world's Oak tree species are going extinct, Let's save them! So, the song goes, ” Tie a yellow ribbon round the ole oak...
Increasingly Earlier Springs May Cause Massive Deaths of Birds And Bees
As spring becomes warmer, birds and bees could emerge even earlier, and they may struggle to survive if their normal food sources are not...
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