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2 hours ago · The resulting erosion removed so much rock and soil that Everest has rebounded upwards by as much as 50 metres 1, they say. The outer crust of Earth responds to the removal of mass by slowly ...
2 hours ago · October 1, 2024. Our relationship with our natural world is broken. We are currently using resources equivalent to 1.7 Earths, far beyond what the planet can regenerate. Every day, more and more people are getting involved in environmental action. But while many terms and concepts related to biodiversity loss, climate change and pollution will ...
2 hours ago · In Australia, the Nature Repair Act 2023 established a framework for a world-first legislated, national, voluntary biodiversity market. The development of a Nature Repair Market is underway with the market set to open in 2025. Progress has been made on Science-based targets for nature, a process with detailed technical guidance for companies to ...
1 day ago · The number is 705-955-4284. Injured snakes can also be brought to Scales Nature Park for rehabilitation. Fall hours at Scales Nature Park are Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. until the end of October, when they close until March break. Visits must be booked in advance through the website, scalesnaturepark.ca, or by phone at 705-327 ...
10 hours ago · The Nature of Sunlight To understand why the sky is blue, it's essential to first consider the nature of sunlight. Sunlight, or solar radiation, is composed of a spectrum of electromagnetic waves ...
2 hours ago · Issue date: Tuesday, 1 Oct 2024. Resource type: Media release. It is crucial that nature-based solutions are prioritised in future climate adaptation legislation, says Forest & Bird, after Parliament’s Inquiry into climate adaptation report was released today. “The report backs Forest & Bird’s argument that we need to protect and ...
2 hours ago · Winners: 2024 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year. As the natural world continues to take a hit from climate change, biodiversity loss and other human-induced changes, the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year (AGNPOTY) competition reminds us, yet again, of the beauty and inspiration that surrounds us.
