Fun Facts

Evapotranspiration (ET) is the combined loss of water to the atmosphere through evaporation from soil and water surfaces and transpiration from plants. Because ET governs how water moves between land and air, estimating it accurately is central to hydrology and agriculture. It underpins water-balance studies, rainfall–runoff modeling, ecosystem modeling, irrigation scheduling, and water-resources planning. In water-limited regions, ET estimates are especially important for de

Tranquility. Such is a word that sounds synonymous with a soothing oceanic breeze and the cool feel of light, salty ocean waves. However,...

For those of us living in developed countries, being friendly to the environment on an individual level is usually an act like planting a...

When the pandemic first swept across the world, more and more people became trapped at home. As a result, many factories that would...

The amazing Amazon rainforest is on fire. Given the fact that twenty percent of the Earth’s oxygen is produced by the Amazon rainforest,...

Plastic pollution in the ocean affects the organisms at the seafloor more than any others. Microorganisms living at the bottom of the...

When people think about helium, balloons usually come to mind. But what else is helium used for? For starters, helium can enter a state...

Amazon rainforest is a tropical rainforest that covers most of the Amazon Basin of South America, with as much land as the contiguous...