62 What is Desertification? Major Impact, Objective of WDCDD 2022, and what causes of a Drought and How Can We Quantify It?

World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought Quiz

What is Desertification? Desertification refers to the deterioration of land in arid, semi-arid, and dry sub-humid environments. It is mostly caused by human activity and climate variables. Desertification is not synonymous with the growth of existing deserts. Dryland ecosystems occupy more than one-third of the world’s land area and are especially vulnerable to overexploitation and … Read more

60 What is Climate Change and its Dangerous Effects on Earth

Climate Change

What is Climate Change? Before starting the concept of climate change first we need to understand the term climate “It is the long-term average of weather incidents in a certain region. The climate of the Earth (Structure & Composition of the Atmosphere) is not constant. It has altered several times over billions of years due … Read more

58 What is Biodiversity? Major Cause of Biodiversity Loss and Conversation Methods

Biodivetsity

Introduction: Biodiversity The biodiversity present on Earth today is made up of many millions of diverse biological species that have evolved over four billion years. Biodiversity refers to the diversity of life on Earth, which encompasses all creatures, species, and populations, as well as genetic variation among them and their complex assemblages of communities and … Read more

49 What is COP (Conference of the Parties); Details about the COP26

Conference of the Parties

What is UNFCCC The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was signed in 1992 during the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, generally known as the Earth Summit, the Rio Summit, or the Rio Conference. The UNFCCC entered into force on 21 March 1994. Today, it has near-universal membership. The 197 countries that … Read more

44 Bio-Medical Waste- (Need Proper Medical Waste Disposal)

Bio-Medical Waste

What Can a Medical Waste Disposal Company Do for You? Bio-Medical waste may not be something you think a lot about, but it can be a real problem, and in more ways, than you think. Here are five things about the trash produced by medical practices that you may not have known. Medical waste can … Read more

43 Future Threat of Radioactive contamination, The Concept of radioactivity, radioactive pollution, Causes and after-effects of a radioactive incident, Control Measures & what to do in the incident of a radioactive accident.

Radioactive Pollution

General Introduction: Radioactive pollution occurs when there is a blockage or spread of electronic devices in the air or the environment, especially where they are present and exposed. Environmental hazards due to poor electrical equipment. The breakdown of electronic devices is due to the emission of negatively charged electronic devices (electromagnetic radiation) such as beta … Read more

39 Biodiversity Hotspot “Concept, World Distribution Needs for the Biodiversity Hotspot and Threats to Biodiversity”

Biodiversity Hotspot0

Introduction to Biodiversity Hotspot: – A biodiversity hotspot is a biogeographic region that is both a significant reservoir of biodiversity and is threatened with destruction. The diversity of plant and animal species in a given ecosystem is referred to as biodiversity. In 1988, British biologist Norman Myers coined the word “biodiversity hotspot” to describe a … Read more

35 Uttarakhand Flash Flood: UNESCO World Heritage Nanda Devi National Glacier

Nanda Devi Glacier

Introduction: Uttarakhand Flash Flood 7th February in 2021, in Chamoli district, Uttarakhand, about 300 km east of Dehradun triggering a massive avalanche and a flash flood, The scene of a disaster that occurred in Uttarakhand was one of the biggest devastations by the flash flood. Site of the UNESCO World Heritage Nanda Devi National Park … Read more

34 Plastic Pollution: Analysis of the Profound Effects of Plastic Growing

Plastic Pollution

Introduction: Plastic Pollution Plastic pollution is widespread. Throw enough plastic to bypass the soil four times a year. Plastics are harmful to human health due to the chemicals used in their manufacture. These chemicals are used to change the properties of plastics. Toxins are exposed to air or water, such as fish, or in direct … Read more

33 Forest Fire: Threatened the region’s biodiversity and Environment

Forest Fire

General Introduction: Forest Fire The most common danger in the forest is fire. Forest fires are as old as forests. They pose a threat not only to forest resources but to the entire governance system and have seriously threatened the region’s biodiversity, the environment, and the environment. In summer, when it is not raining for … Read more