- Mediterranean Wildfire: A Climate-Driven Crisis
This summer, devastating wildfires swept through Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus, leaving behind unprecedented destruction. A new study from World Weather Attribution concludes that these fires burned 22 percent more intensely than they would have without human-driven climate change. The findings mark Europe’s worst wildfire season on record, with 20 lives lost, 80,000 people displaced, and… Read more: Mediterranean Wildfire: A Climate-Driven Crisis - Hidden Canyons Found Beneath Antarctica
What it Means for Climate Change A groundbreaking seafloor mapping project has revealed 332 submarine canyon networks beneath Antarctica, some deeper than the Grand Canyon. These vast underwater systems play a crucial role in shaping ice-shelf stability, regulating ocean circulation, and influencing global sea-level rise. As an Independent Environmental Researcher, I see this discovery not… Read more: Hidden Canyons Found Beneath Antarctica - Human Vision and Hearing: the Natural Biodiversity Receptors
The average human can accurately assess and judge the level of biological diversity in a natural setting. Findings from the German Center for Integrative Biodiversity Research reflects on how visual and auditory cues are remarkable tools that most people maintain. John Jaeger, North Babylon Independent Environmental Researcher, discusses: British Ecological Society: Perceived Biodiversity Did you… Read more: Human Vision and Hearing: the Natural Biodiversity Receptors - World Congress on Environmental Research and Climate Change | Zurich, SwitzerlandOn June 9-10, 2025, the World Congress on Environmental Research and Climate Change will meet in Zurich, Switzerland to present a platform for academics and professionals globally. John Jaeger, North Babylon based Environmental Research Mentor features the conference: The World Congress on Environmental Research and Climate Change is set to host a conference in Zurich,… Read more: World Congress on Environmental Research and Climate Change | Zurich, Switzerland
- Bee Positive: the Crucial Role of Pollinators in the EnvironmentBees play a crucial role in the environment. As pollinators, these winged insects ensure a balance within our ecosystem by promoting reproduction of food crops and other plants. John Jaeger, North Babylon Independent Researcher, shares some of the many benefits of bees: Pollination = Food Security Bees are the best pollinators we know! Seriously: bee-powered… Read more: Bee Positive: the Crucial Role of Pollinators in the Environment
