Articles in "environment"
Discovery of Atmospheric ‘Memory’ Could Improve Climate Forecasting
Israeli scientists have found that atmospheric particles known as aerosols can briefly warm the planet before ultimately contributing to ...
Bulgaria’s Sveti Vlas East Beach Retains Blue Flag Status for 20th Time
Sveti Vlas, on the Black Sea (BTA) - The East Beach in Bulgaria's Sveti Vlas resort opened the 2026 season by receiving its 20th Blue Flag ...
Scientists Warn Climate Predictions May Misjudge Forest Carbon Absorption
The most widely used assumptions in climate forecasting may be missing a key driver of how ecosystems absorb carbon dioxide, with ...
Israel Makes Air Quality Gains but Lags on Recycling, New Data Shows
Israel has dramatically reduced emissions of major air pollutants over the past quarter-century while struggling to keep pace with ...
Artificial Light Linked to Strange Rotating Swarms of Tiny Creatures
On warm nights in northern Israel, researchers have observed an unusual nocturnal phenomenon: large numbers of woodlice emerging from the ...
Israeli-US Research Could Help Conservationists Prevent Genetic Collapse in Wildlife
Habitat fragmentation can push wildlife populations to sudden genetic collapse, even after decades of apparent stability, Israeli ...
Helping Bees Could Backfire: Flowers May Spread Viruses, Scientists Warn
Planting more flowers is widely seen as a simple way to help struggling bees. But a new study suggests that, without careful planning, ...
Nearly 8,000 Animal Species Could Go Extinct This Century, Study Warns
Nearly 8,000 animal species face the threat of extinction this century if humans fail to curb climate change and protect natural habitats, ...
The Dead Sea’s Hidden Plastic Problem: A Record of Decades of Waste
For more than two decades, plastic waste carried from urban areas has quietly accumulated along the Dead Sea’s shrinking coastline, ...
Earthquake Strikes Caspian Sea on Caspian Sea Day
(AZERTAC) - An earthquake was recorded in the Caspian Sea on Tuesday, coinciding with Caspian Sea Day. According to the information ...
