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Could a Biblical Flood Happen Again? The Hidden Water in Earth’s Mantle

The story of the Biblical Flood describes a catastrophic event where the entire Earth was submerged under water. While such a scenario is not supported by modern science, new geological…

DeKa August 29, 2025

Climate Nature Our Planet

Compression and Expansion of the Planet – The Breathing of Earth

The concept of the Earth’s “breathing” refers to natural cycles of compression and expansion within the planet caused by internal and external forces. While Earth is not literally inhaling or…

DeKa August 29, 2025

Climate Tech & Nature

How to Turn a Desert into a Blooming Garden

Deserts are known for their harsh climates, scarce rainfall, and extreme temperatures, but modern science and innovative approaches show that it is possible to transform barren land into productive, green…

DeKa August 29, 2025

Climate Crisis Ecology

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch – The “Continent of Trash”

The “continent of trash” in the ocean is a common name for the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, the largest accumulation of marine plastic waste in the world. It highlights one…

DeKa August 29, 2025

Climate Crisis Ecology

How Nanoplastics Affect the Climate

Nanoplastics, particles smaller than 1 micrometer, are increasingly recognized not only as a threat to human health and ecosystems but also as a potential influence on the climate system. While…

DeKa August 29, 2025

Climate Environmental Hazards

Can Fires Be Caused by Degassing Processes Along Faults?

Natural degassing processes occur when gases from the Earth’s interior escape to the surface, often through faults or fractures in the crust. These gases can include methane, carbon dioxide, hydrogen…

DeKa August 29, 2025

Climate Crisis

Growth of Climate Refugees Over the Last 50 Years

Climate change has become one of the strongest driving forces behind human migration in recent decades. Extreme weather events such as floods, droughts, hurricanes, and wildfires displace millions of people…

DeKa August 21, 2025

Climate Environmental Hazards Nature

What Is Tropical Heat?

Tropical heat refers to the high temperatures and humidity levels typical of regions near the equator. Unlike temperate climates, tropical areas experience little seasonal variation in temperature, meaning it often…

DeKa August 21, 2025

Climate Nature

What Is Wind and Why Is It Important?

Wind is the movement of air across the Earth’s surface caused mainly by differences in temperature and air pressure. Although invisible, wind is a powerful force that shapes landscapes, drives…

DeKa August 21, 2025

Climate Environmental Hazards

How Hurricanes Form

Hurricanes are among the most powerful natural phenomena on Earth. They are massive rotating storm systems that develop over warm ocean waters and can cause widespread destruction when they reach…

DeKa August 21, 2025