Shrouds of Ash
India’s air pollution causes millions of deaths, highlighting the need for stricter regulations and interventions.
"this is sixth form poetry, not Keats or Yeats"
India’s air pollution causes millions of deaths, highlighting the need for stricter regulations and interventions.
Boreal forests face warming risks as unstable permafrost reduces tree growth, limiting carbon storage.
Whilst rising temperatures threaten glaciers, increased precipitation could stabilise them if emissions are significantly reduced.
Protecting the Amazon rainforest reduces deforestation, improves air quality, and lowers respiratory diseases, benefiting both biodiversity and human health.
Deforestation drives insect evolution, with species adapting new colours to blend or warn. This rapid, human-driven change reveals wildlife’s resilience and adaptability in transforming ecosystems.
Moonlight influences animal behaviour, with many species adjusting activity, particularly in tropical forest environments.
Research on migratory songbirds shows reduced survival due to poor non-breeding conditions, highlighting the impact of climate change on bird populations.
Trees naturally capture carbon dioxide, but buried wood in low-oxygen environments offers promising long-term carbon sequestration.
Wind-blown iron dust helps oceans absorb carbon and support life. Its availability changes with distance, affecting climate predictions.
Flowers use colourful petal patterns to attract bees, with boundaries set early in development, influencing pollinator preferences.