Global warming — latest ecology news

A heat wave hit a tourist glacier in the Alps. Video
A heat wave hit a tourist glacier in the Alps. Video

Rising average temperatures have caused the Marmolada Glacier, as well as many others around the world, to shrink steadily in recent decades

Methane emissions continue to increase, - the study
Methane emissions continue to increase, - the study

Methane emissions for the first quarter of 2022 exceeded emissions in the fourth quarter of 2019 before the pandemic

Large-scale fires and evacuation of people: abnormal heat covered Europe
Large-scale fires and evacuation of people: abnormal heat covered Europe

Drought and fires will further exacerbate the food crisis in the world caused by Russian aggression

Activists demand veto on green taxonomy to stop Russian lobbyists
Activists demand veto on green taxonomy to stop Russian lobbyists

Environmentalists want to collect 50,000 Ukrainian votes per week

Escape from floods in record heat: China has suffered double climate shocks
Escape from floods in record heat: China has suffered double climate shocks

In Henan Province, the temperature reached 70° C on June 16

Funding needed for climate disasters has risen ‘more than 800%’ in 20 years
Funding needed for climate disasters has risen ‘more than 800%’ in 20 years

In 2021 alone, natural disasters cost the economy $329 billion

Outbreaks of epidemics like monkeypox will become more frequent in the world for one reason
Outbreaks of epidemics like monkeypox will become more frequent in the world for one reason

Most often, diseases characteristic of the fauna are transmitted to mankind

Scientists have confirmed a direct link between abnormal showers and human activities
Scientists have confirmed a direct link between abnormal showers and human activities

The Mediterranean basin is getting drier, while the rest of the continent is getting wetter, but the trend is stronger in winter

In 2021, 11.1 million hectares of tropical forests were destroyed on the planet
In 2021, 11.1 million hectares of tropical forests were destroyed on the planet

This area of ​​climate-important rainforest is enough to cover the island of Cuba

Global warming will lead to the emergence of new viruses, – research
Global warming will lead to the emergence of new viruses, – research

Rising temperatures will spread the species between mammals more than 4,000 times

In the United States, satellites have recorded strong methane emissions from livestock. Infographics
In the United States, satellites have recorded strong methane emissions from livestock. Infographics

About 95% of methane emissions from cattle are released through belching through the nose

Scientists have told how to reduce the risk of mass extinction in the ocean
Scientists have told how to reduce the risk of mass extinction in the ocean

In a low-emission scenario that keeps temperatures rising to 2 ° C, the extinction rate will range from about 4% of natural level to 10%