Tag: soil-nature

Nitrogen (N2) makes up approximately 78% of the Earth's atmosphere, making it the most abundant gas in our environment.

Rising sea levels directly threaten coastal cities and low-lying land areas due to increased flooding, erosion, and saltwater intrusion.

Because the Earth is a sphere, the Sun can only illuminate one half of its surface at any given time, while the other half remains in darkness.

The salt concentration of the sea is 3.5 %, which means it is about 30-35 ppm. So, this means that there are 35 gms of seawater for every 1 liter of water.

Development Alternatives is a well-known Indian NGO that has been involved in environmental research and the publication of reports regarding the state of the environment in India.

When the Environmental Lapse Rate (ELR) is less than the Adiabatic Lapse Rate (ALR), the atmosphere is stable, a condition referred to as sub-adiabatic.

Reaeration is the process by which oxygen is replenished in water. Turbulence (often described as turbidity or agitation) increases the surface area contact between air and water, facilitating oxygen transfer.