Landfills near residential areas pose health and environmental risks, including pollution, habitat destruction, and health issues. Community involvement is crucial.
Author: Apurva Goel
Apurva Goel blends engineering and environmental science to inspire change. With a background in Mechanical Engineering and a Master’s in Environmental Science, she leads as the Executive Editor of a respected scientific journal and writes passionately for Decoding Biosphere, driving awareness and action on global environmental issues.
Understanding the Rising Temperature of Our Planet Over the Last 25 Years
In the past 25 years, human activities like burning fossil fuels have caused a significant increase in Earth's temperature, leading to environmental and societal challenges. Efforts to mitigate climate change are urgent.
15 Simple Strategies to Mitigate Climate Change
Climate change impacts all of us, but there is hope through action. Embrace renewable energy, sustainable practices, and international cooperation for a sustainable future.
Top 15 Animals Facing Extinction
Many Earth species face extinction due to human activities. Urgent conservation measures are crucial to prevent their disappearance forever.
Why Spiders Are Important to the Ecosystem?
Spiders, those eight-legged creatures that often make us shiver, play an incredibly important role in our ecosystems.
20 Reasons – How Groundwater Gets Polluted?
In this article, we will explore 20 reasons why groundwater gets polluted, to understand the complex processes and human activities that contribute to this critical issue.
Burning Plastic or Sending it to a Landfill: Which is the Better Option?
Plastic, we see it everywhere – in our homes, streets, and oceans. But what happens to all that plastic when we're done with it?
Exploring Non-Renewable Resources and Their Impact on Our Planet
Non-renewable resources like fossil fuels and metals impact the planet through carbon emissions, deforestation, and habitat destruction.
What is a Red Queen Hypothesis in Ecology
Have you ever heard of the Red Queen Hypothesis? It's not about a queen wearing red, but rather a fascinating concept in biology that helps us understand the constant struggle for survival in the world of evolution.
Exploring the Zechstein Sea: A Window to Earth’s Ancient Past
The Zechstein Sea, an ancient inland sea from 260 million years ago, left valuable mineral deposits and fossil records.
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