Since last month, scores of dolphins have washing up on Atlantic Ocean beaches, dying or already dead. Marine biologists are alarmed. The federal government has classified the situation as an “unusual mortality event” (UME), defined as a “a significant die-off of any marine mammal population” that “demands immediate response.” Mass animal deaths happen a lot,… Read More Dying dolphins a sign of a dying World
Climate change has shrunk Andean glaciers between 30 and 50 per cent since the 1970s. Many of the glaciers in the Andes Mountains in South America could melt altogether in coming years, according to a study published in the journal Cryosphere. Andean glaciers, a vital source of fresh water for tens of millions of South… Read More Andes glaciers have shrunk by up to 50 per cent
The Arctic has lost more sea ice this year than at any time since satellite records began in 1979, Nasa says. Scientists involved in the calculations say it is part of a fundamental change. What is more, sea ice normally reaches its low point in September so it is thought likely that this year’s melt… Read More Arctic sea ice reaches record low, Nasa says
The Russian capital Moscow has suffered its hottest day on record, with temperatures reaching 39C (102F). A month-long record-breaking heatwave has sparked nearly 50 fires in the Moscow region and the capital is sweltering under a thick layer of smog. Source: BBC. My comment: Let me warn you. Since the return of Jesus is in… Read More The Russians feels the heat during hottest day ever in Moscow
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