Things Worth Noting
The ocean acidification crisis, known as coral reefs’ silent killer, stems from rising CO2 levels absorbed by the seas, lowering ocean pH and triggering a 30% increase in acidity since the industrial era—a shift accelerating in 2026. This process dissolves coral skeletons, weakens reef structures, and causes widespread bleaching by disrupting symbiotic algae, while cascading […]
The world’s oceans, covering over 70% of Earth and sustaining billions through vital food chains, face a silent crisis from plastic pollution. With over 400 million tons of plastic produced annually—half for single-use items like bags and packaging—millions of tons enter marine environments yearly via rivers and runoff, fragmenting into microplastics that persist for centuries. […]
The cancer warning on seaweed is due to the potential presence of naturally occurring compounds called heavy metals and organic pollutants that can be harmful when consumed in large quantities. Long answer Seaweed, also known as marine algae, is a type of marine plant that grows in the ocean. It is consumed as a food […]
Plastic is one of the most widely used materials in the world due to its versatility, durability, and affordability. However, the massive production and disposal of plastic have caused significant environmental problems, leading to concerns about whether plastic is destroying the world. Here are some of the ways in which plastic is impacting the environment: […]