by Kate Mothes | Jul 12, 2024
As glaciers expand and recede, they have the capacity to grind rock so fine that geologists refer to the pulverized material as glacial flour. It slips down rivers and into lakes, carrying the otherworldly turquoise hue through a unique and resilient ecosystem. In Iceland, the blue-green color is complemented by rivers that flow yellow, thanks to sulfur from nearby volcanoes, or red from dissolved ferrous iron—also known as bog iron. Coursing over rock and black sand, the streams take on dazzling, rhythmic patterns. More
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by Komoneed | Jul 11, 2024
Pictures of the new Ford Capri
by Komoneed | Jul 11, 2024
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by Komoneed | Jul 11, 2024
The toymaker’s partners will need to share reduction targets starting in 2026.
by Komoneed | Jul 10, 2024
What Is the Climate Crisis? The climate crisis refers to the destabilization of the climate conditions that have allowed human communities and current ecosystems to survive and thrive on Earth. It is caused by a rise in global temperatures that scientists conclude is “unequivocally” driven by human activity — primarily the burning of fossil fuels […]
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