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More than half of world's fresh water supply warming rapidly（图）
More than half of world fresh water warming rapidly
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2017/11/23
More than half of the world's fresh water supply is warming rapidly, according to an NSF- and NASA-funded study.Using satellite data and ground measurements collected from 235 lakes on six continents ...
Hormones Help Tadpoles Trade Size For Survival In A Warming Climate,Says Uc Study（图）
Hormones Tadpoles Trade Size Warming Climate Uc Study
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2017/11/23
Deep within aquatic ecosystems all over the world, certain toad species have managed to survive warmer and drier climate change. But the method behind their metamorphic adaptation to environmental cha...
Tropical lowland frogs at greater risk from climate warming than high-elevation species,study shows
Tropical lowland frogs greater risk climate warming high-elevation species
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2017/4/27
A new study of Peruvian frogs living at a wide variety of elevations—from the Amazon floodplain to high Andes peaks—lends support to the idea that lowland amphibians are at higher risk from future cli...
Global Warming,a Dead Zone and Mysterious Bacteria
Global Warming Dead Zone Bacteria
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2016/8/11
In ocean expanses where oxygen has vanished, newly discovered bacteria are diminishing additional life molecules. They help make virtual dead zones even deader.It’s natural for bacteria to deplete ni...
Day and night warming have different effect on root lifespan
Day night warming different effect root lifespan
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2015/2/5
Roots are key components of C cycling in terrestrial ecosystems and play an important role in the regulation of response of terrestrial ecosystems to global climate warming, which is predicted to occu...
Study Projects Unprecedented Loss of Corals in Great Barrier Reef Due to Warming
Unprecedented Loss of Corals Great Barrier Reef Warming
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2015/3/4
The coverage of living corals on Australia's Great Barrier Reef could decline to less than 10 percent if ocean warming continues, according to a new study that explores the short- and long-term conseq...
Newly discovered microbe holds key to global warming（图）
global warming microbe
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2014/7/9
Scientists from The University of Queensland have discovered a microbe that is set to play a significant role in future global warming.