A new study paints a dire picture of the coming decades, showing that more than half of the common species of plant found across the planet and one third of common animal species could see a dramatic population decline if something is not done to halt global warming soon. âWhile there has been much research
 People are accustomed to equalize terms of âglobal warmingâ and âclimate change,â but in fact they are pretty much distinctive. Global warming is one of the reflections of climate change, which might be compared to glaciersâ meltdown, natural disasters, and overwhelming precipitations. Certainly, they follow the global process of climate change, which results in major influence
I saw this posted on Climate Central a few days ago and passed on reposting it. But, with Miamiâs big win in Boston and the 7th game in the series happening tonight (go, Miami!), I finally thought Iâd repost this one. Itâs a great analogy and drives home a very important point. Check it out
The Eurasian lynx is one of Europeâs largest predators. And, of course, it is endangered. Actually, I teach English here in Poland and this is the first animal that comes to mind for many of my students when we start talking about endangered species â this or the European bison, which is the symbol of
Although there has been some local, positive improvements in stemming or reversing biodiversity loss (primarily in protected areas), globally, the findings in this aggregate analysis show that the rate of increase in biodiversity loss is stable.
