Spring in Brazil: cooler and rainier than last year, but still hot
According to the forecast provided by Meteum meteorologists, spring in Brazil will be cooler and rainier than last year, but still hot and dry relative to the climatic norm
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Sunlight and UV Dangers: A Guide to Safe Exposure
Understanding UV Radiation and Protecting Against Its Hazards
Shaking things up: How to minimize earthquake damage
When the ground starts to rumble, it’s too late to start preparing. Earthquakes can strike without warning, leaving destruction in their wake. However, with proper planning and preparation, we can significantly reduce the damage caused by these seismic events. Let’s explore some scientifically backed strategies to minimize earthquake damage, drawing from expert sources and government agencies.
Air Pollution: Beyond Human Causes
The role of natural factors in amplifying or mitigating air pollution.
Dust storms in Central Asia and beyond: A powerful force of nature
Dust storms, also known as sandstorms, are captivating and powerful natural phenomena that occur when strong winds lift dust and sand particles into the atmosphere, creating dense, moving clouds. These storms are most prevalent in arid and semi-arid regions, where the wind easily picks up loose soil. Their impacts are far-reaching, significantly affecting the environment and human health. This article delves into the intricacies of dust storms, exploring their formation, regional characteristics, notable cases, and the challenges they pose.
