Environmental Segments Following are the 4 Environmental Segments: Lithosphere Hydrosphere Atmosphere Biosphere Lithosphere The lithosphere is the earth’s crust, which is made up of soil and rocks. Inorganic, organic, and water make up the soil, which is the most important constituent of the lithosphere. Compounds or mixes generated from the Read more…
What is a Environment? The word “environment” comes from the French word “environia,” which means “to surround.” It encompasses both the biotic (living) and abiotic (non-living) environments. The term “environment” refers to the physical surroundings in which organisms exist, and the study of their interaction with each other is known Read more…
Human Rights For Nature Human rights to a healthy environment has been adopted by more than 100 constitutions throughout the world, and it is frequently used as a strong weapon to conserve the natural world. One of Costa Rica’s most important environmental pledges has a legal backstory that reads like Read more…
Environmental Terminologies Following are the basic terminologies of: Aerosol: Aerosol refers to the dispersion of microscopic solid or liquid particles in a gaseous medium. There are two types of aerosols, that is, “dispersion type” and “condensation type”. Dust, smoke, mist, haze, and cloud are examples of aerosols. Anti-knock Compounds: The Read more…
Nuclear Energy Nuclear energy is the energy contained in the nucleus of an atom. The energy that holds neutrons and protons is called nuclear energy. The smallest particles of an element are knowns as atoms. Subatomic particles such as neutrons and protons are held together in the nucleus of an Read more…
Petroleum (Crude mineral Oil) Petroleum (Crude mineral Oil) is the flammable liquid consists of a mixture of hydrocarbons mainly alkanes, cycloalkanes and various aromatic hydrocarbons of natural origin and contains impurities, such as compounds containing sulfur, nitrogen, oxygen, and trace amounts of metals. Under normal surface pressure and temperatures, crude Read more…
Coal – The Burning of Fossil Fuels Sedimentary rocks that contain flammable and inflammable materials along with water are called coal. It start forming some 300 million years ago and its composition and energy fluctuate with the source. It formed from animals and plants remains to experience high pressure in Read more…
Fossil Fuel Natural Gas: Slow decomposition of biological matter under the earth’s surface over millions of years resulted in the formation of natural gas. Natural gas is found trapped in the Earth’s crust, porous rocks (such as sandstone), and harder rocks. Oil and natural gas reserves are usually found together Read more…
Biochar – A Waste Product that Can Reduce Climate Change Biochar is a waste product that has the potential to assist combat climate change. For the first time, worldwide review research explains how it enhances a plant’s root zone. According to research, biochar may help improve agricultural yields in poor Read more…
climate catastrophe 2021: Collapse of Gulf Stream Climate catastrophe – Scientists have discovered warning signals of the Gulf Stream’s impending collapse. According to experts, a shutdown would have disastrous global consequences and should not be allowed to occur. Climate scientists have discovered evidence of the Gulf Stream collapsing, one of the Read more…