International Environmental Scientists Award

 We are thrilled to introduce the Pioneering Scientist Distinction Award , a prestigious accolade designed to honor the brightest minds in science and research. This award recognizes those exceptional individuals whose groundbreaking work has significantly advanced their fields, driving innovation and inspiring future discoveries. The Pioneering Scientist Distinction Award is more than just a trophy—it's a celebration of dedication, creativity, and the relentless pursuit of knowledge. This award shines a spotlight on scientists who not only excel in their research but also contribute to the global scientific community with their visionary approaches. In our latest post, we delve into the stories of this year's awardees, showcasing their transformative contributions and the impact of their work. Join us as we celebrate these trailblazers who are pushing the boundaries of science and technology. Stay tuned for updates on the award ceremony , in-depth profiles of the winners, and ...

 The Excellence in Scientific Innovation Award recognizes outstanding individuals or teams who have made significant contributions to scientific research through innovative approaches. This prestigious award honors groundbreaking discoveries, cutting-edge technologies, and creative solutions that have the potential to transform the future of science and society. Celebrating the spirit of innovation, the award encourages continued exploration and advancement in the scientific community. Website:  environmentalscientists.org Nomination:  Nominate Now #YoungScientistAward #Science #Innovation #Research #2024Awards #Astronomer, #Astrophysicist, #Geophysicist, #Hydrologist, #Paleontologist, #PlanetaryScientist, #Seismologist, #PetroleumGeologist, #Oceanographer, #Hydrographer, #SoilScientist, #EnvironmentalConsultant, #ConservationScientist, #SustainabilitySpecialist, #UrbanPlanner, #Demographer, #Sociologist

  Temperature data showing rapid warming in the past few decades, the latest data going up through 2023. According to NASA, Earth’s average surface temperature in 2023 was the warmest on record since recordkeeping began in 1880, continuing a long-term trend of rising global temperatures. On top of that, the 10 most recent years have been the hottest. It’s important to remember that scientists always focus on the evidence, not on opinions. Scientific evidence continues to show that human activities ( primarily the human burning of fossil fuels ) have warmed Earth’s surface and its ocean basins, which in turn have continued to impact Earth’s climate . This is based on over a century of scientific evidence forming the structural backbone of today's civilization. NASA Global Climate Change presents the state of scientific knowledge about climate change while highlighting the role NASA plays in better understanding our home planet. This effort includes citing multiple peer-reviewed stud...

  Environmental justice (EJ) in the U.S. has become a sociopolitical challenge to pursue a movement that counters environmental injustices that threaten the viability of many communities. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) defines environmental justice as “the just treatment and meaningful involvement of all people, regardless of income, race, color, national origin, Tribal affiliation, or disability, in agency decision-making and other Federal activities that affect human health and the environment.” We can categorize environmental injustices based on their physical impact and social or community impact. Physically, when populations are targeted by developments such as highways, schools, businesses, and housing developments, they are relocated or displaced. These social or community changes lead to a loss of social cohesion, social capital, and can lead to social isolation.  Their combined effects can relocate social challenges such as poverty, job access, health care ...

Offer more courses on climate health in medical schools: this is the demand of a group of students, whose voice has been relayed in an article published in early August in the journal Nature Medicine Around the world, medical students are demanding that the health consequences of extreme weather events be taught as part of their curriculum. These days, there's no denying that environmental health has become a key issue in the training of the doctors of the present and the future. Offer more courses on climate health in medical schools: this is the demand of a group of students, whose voice has been relayed in an article published in early August in the journal Nature Medicine. Called “Students for Environmental Action in Medicine,” the group is made up of medical students at Harvard Medical School (USA). They are calling for curriculum reform, and suggesting ways to implement it. In 2022, a pilot teaching program was set up at the prestigious institution's medical school, to a...

  Florida is embarking on an ambitious ecological restoration project in the Everglades: building a reservoir large enough to secure the state's water supply. In February 2023, a large digger broke ground on a multi-billion dollar project that has been decades in the making: building a reservoir the size of Manhattan Island. The reservoir, which is part of an historic restoration of the Everglades ecosystem, is intended to help bring a secure, long-term supply of clean drinking water to Florida's residents. The Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA) reservoir will be located south of Lake Okeechobee, the largest freshwater lake in Florida, and conservationists have dubbed the project "the crown jewel" of the Everglades' restoration. "It is the single most important project to store, clean and send water from Lake Okeechobee to nourish the Everglades and supply clean drinking water to millions in South Florida," Meenakshi Chabba tells BBC Future Planet. Chab...

  Southeast Australia has been getting hotter and drier. Droughts have lengthened, and temperatures regularly soar above 95 degrees F (35 degrees C). Bush fires abound. But somehow, its woodlands keep growing. One of the more extreme and volatile ecosystems on the planet is defying meteorology and becoming greener. And Australia is far from alone. From Africa’s Sahel to arid western India, and the deserts of northern China to southern Africa, the story is the same. “Greening is happening in most of the drylands globally , despite increasing aridity,” says Jason Evans, a water-cycle researcher at the Climate Change Research Centre of the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. What is going on? The primary reason, most recent studies conclude, is the 50-percent rise in carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere since preindustrial times. This increased C02 is not just driving climate change, but also fast-tracking photosynthesis in plants. By allowing them to use sc...

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