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NASA shows how extreme winter freezes the Chesapeake Bay and revives the memory of the historic ice of 1977
Recently, the United States experienced one of the coldest winters in recent years. Several intense storms and prolonged periods of low temperatures impacted wide...
Invisible electrical discharges in trees reveal an atmospheric phenomenon with potential ecological impacts
For the first time, scientists managed to observe and measure weak electrical discharges, known as coronas, in trees during thunderstorms. The discovery was recorded...
From Waste to Resource: Etna Volcano Ash Drives a Circular Model Against the Volcanic Challenge in Sicily
For decades, volcanic ash was seen as a threat to crops, homes, and roads. In addition to obstructing irrigation systems, it involved high costs...
Antarctic melt iron under scrutiny: a climate benefit losing scientific support
For years, part of the scientific community considered that the iron from Antarctic melt could have a compensatory effect on global warming. However, new...
Invisible microbes at risk: coral reefs hide a natural pharmacy threatened by warming
An almost unknown biological reserve inhabits the coral reefs and could disappear before being explored. Research warns that hundreds of microbes with potential for...
