Writer: Bejan Yilmaz Ocean acidification is one of the most significant environmental challenges facing coral reefs today, despite them being one of the planet's most diverse and vital ecosystems. With increased levels of carbon dioxide, the chemistry of saltwater changes, making corals weaker and less able to grow, heal, and resist disturbances. This article has shown that ocean acidification decreases coral reef resilience by impairing calcification, disrupting reproduction

Introduction: Climate Change and Carbon Capture Climate change is considered one of the biggest threats to our world. Billions of tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) are emitted into the atmosphere each year due to human activities, like burning fossil fuels, industry, and deforestation. This overproduction of greenhouse gases, which retain the heat in our atmosphere, contributes to higher temperatures globally, melting icecaps, and more extreme weather conditions. Across the world

Written by Miran Deniz Deep within each of our cells, a silent, intricate ballet is constantly in motion. It’s the dance of proteins,...

Written by Bejan Yilmaz Wildfires are more frequent and intense, reshaping millions of hectares every year. While their warmth is...

There is a gas that is found in refrigerant gasses, foams, and many other areas but causes serious damage to the ozone layers. The name...