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Norvergence Foundation INC:  The force and size of the floods in Germany this week have stunned environment researchers, who didn't anticipate that records should be broken this much over a vast region or this soon.  After the dangerous heat wave in the US and Canada, where temperatures transcended 49.6C fourteen days prior, the storm in focal Europe has raised feelings of dread that human-caused environment disturbance aggravates outrageous climate even than anticipated.    Precipitation records were crushed across a vast space of the Rhine bowl on Wednesday, with destroying outcomes. No less than 58 individuals have been killed, many homes overflowed, and power supplies disturbed.    Norvergence Foundation INC :  Portions of Rhineland-Palatinate and North Rhine-Westphalia were immersed with 148 litres of a downpour for every sq meter inside 48 hours in a piece of Germany that typically sees around 80 litres in the entire of July.  ...

Norvergence: For some individuals in India, precipitation changes on more limited time scales have the most significant effects – extraordinary hefty precipitation prompts flooding; breaks in the rainstorm of up to seven days lead to water lack and agrarian dry season.  Floods and dry spells are ordinary events in India.  Norvergence :  In 2002, a break in the rainstorm downpours saw July getting just about half of its typical precipitation, prompting cuts in farming yield and declining GDP. Considering environmental change regarding how these outrageous occasions will change can help ranchers, and opposite end clients comprehend its suggestions.  Norvergence : It's hard to say that a specific outrageous occasion for the rainstorm is inferable from anthropogenic environmental change – like the Pakistan surges of 2010, we realise that more dampness can be held with a warming environment, the climate prompting heavier precipitation when it happens. 

Norvergence - Environment Series - Episode 1 Global Warming from Norvergence LLC An enormous division of the Earth's new water is frozen: It's put away in icy masses all around the globe and in both the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets. At the point when this ice melts or calves off, the water streams into the seas and ocean levels rise. If all icy masses and ice sheets dissolved, worldwide ocean level would ascend by more than 195 feet (60 meters). NASA constantly quantifies the heaviness of icy masses and ice sheets – with the twin GRACE satellites from 2002 to 2017, and with the GRACE-Follow On satellites since 2018. These satellites unambiguously show that the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets, just as the icy masses, are contracting. Both the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the US National Climate Assessment reason that ice misfortune was the biggest supporter of ocean level ascent during the previous few decades, and will add to rising ocea...

Norvergence: The results of environmental change are nowhere. In the United States, ongoing flooding compromises beach front networks from Texas to Maine. Uber storms like Harvey, Maria, and Katrina are progressively typical. Out of control fires, heat waves, dry seasons, and inland flooding keep breaking records. Norvergence :   Without quick emanations decreases, these effects will decline. Worldwide, food and water deficiencies could uproot a huge number of individuals, expanding struggle and war. Whole districts of the world may get dreadful.   Norvergence: Quite a bit of what we underestimate today from gainful agrarian land and solid developing seasons to coastlines and coral reefs will change drastically. Much will be lost.     The world's driving voice on atmosphere science, the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) , clarifies that the most exceedingly terrible effects of environmental change could stay away from if we effectively limit an Ear...

Norvergence : Oil was spilt into the Persian Gulf when the Iraqi Army occupying Kuwait started wrecking tankers, oil terminals, and oil wells late in January 1991 (NOAA, 1992). During 1991, the Gulf War an expected 10.8 million barrels of raw petroleum were purposefully re-rented into the Persian Gulf.  It is likewise assessed that 8 million (1.3 Mm3) barrels of oil aftermath from the smoke crest of the 727 oil well victories and flames in Kuwait oil fields, begun in late February 1991 by de-separating Iraqi soldiers, were kept in the Gulf marine condition. Norvergence : This is the greatest and the most damaging oil slick since the beginning. The damage it has left on the environment of the Persian Gulf is to-count irreversible.  Both from air, water contamination angle and from bio species which were endlessly pulverized. The seriousness of the oil slick was extraordinary to such an extent that the oil stains stayed for quite a while on the water. Read more related this po...

The team Norvergence has come across a new technology for tree-plantation that is a drone. As per the study on this new technology, it is said that the done can fly more than 300 feet over the land to collect data about the soil quantity and topography. Whereas later with the help of an algorithm the fertile place for tree plantation can be identified. The other drone follows the algorithm and plants the seeds accordingly.    This innovation has brought new turn and hope for the environment protection officials as they keep a close eye on the performance and reliability of this technology.

The rising conflict between Iran and the U.S is a matter of concern after noticing the actions of both countries filled with anger.  Where on the one hand Iranians retaliated by launching more than 20 ballistic missiles at the two military bases in Iraq where the Americans are posted. On the other hand, the President of U.S did not call for more military action against the Iranians. As per the research group at Norvergence they believe that UAE should adopt all the safety measures at this point of time where Iran is planning something that is non-friendly after threatening that they will unleash a series of attacks in Dubai, Haifa, Israel, and the UAE.

The researchers at Norvergence have brought into notice the study named “Record-Setting Ocean Warmth Continued in 2019” that talks about climate change and the excessive heating up of oceans. The ocean heat is also being compared with the Hiroshima atom-bomb that exploded with an energy of about 63,000,000,000,000 Joules whereas the amount of heat we have put in the world’s oceans in the last 25 years is equal to 3.6 billion Hiroshima atom-bomb explosion. The climatic conditions of the world are clear from the above fact and even the level of heat rise in the oceans. The team Norvergence feels it’s time for the leaders of China, the US, and Europe to come together and form a common law to put restrictions and limits on carbon usage.

Environmentalists at Norvergence LLC have collected ten Heartbreaking pictures Show the Reality of Global Warming/Climate Change. Check in the above video, we should do something in right direction to protect our mother nature. Visit to know more about Norvergence LLC .

Current environmental issues i.e. climate change and global warming are very injurious to our health. We at Norvergence LLC , tries to educate people about the current environment issues. In this post, we are highlighting the common issues and solution of climate change and global warming. Here are the issues: Extreme heat “Natural” disasters Poor air quality Allergens and other nuisances Spreading diseases Here are the solutions:  Act or raise voice against it Power your home with renewable energy Invest in energy-efficient appliances Cut emissions Remove carbon dioxide Fight disinformation Prepare and adapt Reduce water waste Visit  https://norvergence.wordpress.com/2019/10/14/norvergence-how-global-warming-and-climate-change-affect-health/  for the complete post. 

The team Norvergence that is on the mission to aware people about climate change and global warming has continued its interview series with another interview. Norvergence representatives have talked with Hema, a Malawian citizen to know more about her views on environmental problems in Malawi and India. Here is the video: Check out the following interesting article:  Norvergence: Climate change fueled Syria’s civil war

The team of environmentalists led by George Stacey in collaboration with many other institutions curated a perfect infographic which clearly demonstrates the impact of climate change on the Amazon rainforest. Check this Infographic: Follow us on Twitter:  https://twitter.com/norvergence

The rapid growth of Vietnam’s population, urbanization and economic development are posing a lot of stress on the country’s natural resources and environment. Norvergence through this blog tries to aware of the world about how the changing climate is affecting the different sectors of Vietnam. Here are the highlighted points that are covered in this report: Sea-level rise Temperature Rainfall Possible effects of climate change Water resources Vulnerable populations Agriculture Transportation Aquaculture Human health Economic impacts Government crafted many policies to combat climate change Nation Target Program on Climate Change (NTPCC) is affecting the following key areas To know completed details on these points, please visit this link shared by Norvergence .

Source: Mashable On Independence Day, i:e 4 th July, when every American was celebrating the taste of freedom, environmentalists at Norvergence were focusing on the unexpected temperature of Alaska.  For the first time in history, Alaska’s temperature reached 32 degree Celsius. It was found hotter than New York City. Norvergence quotes what NBC News meteorologist Bill Karins has said, “ Breaking an all-time record by this much is pretty unheard of in the climate community.” The different weather agencies have reported that this temperature will remain as it is through the weekdays across the southcentral and southwest Alaska. The high temperature is the result of climate change that is happening because of increasing global warming. Source: Accu Weather When Norvergence checked the history and did more research about Alaska weather, it found that the climate is determined by the average precipitation and temperature received.  And there a...

The environmentalists at Norvergence have recently analyzed an incident that occupied a central stage on various media websites. According to a government report, around 52 bears had entered a work settlement in Guba where they attacked people and barged into homes. What man is doing to the planet: polar bears on a rubbish dump in Novaya Zemlya, Siberia. How dispiriting. pic.twitter.com/NwBHDmg82l — PeterMurtagh (@PeterMurtagh) February 10, 2019 The edible wastes in the garbage bins had caught the attention of bears and guess what, they started eating it.  Team Norvergence , when further read the statement found that bears were hungry and thinning sea ice drove them inside the town. Norvergence checked the situation of the Arctic where an estimation of 22,000 to 33,000 polar bears live and noted that the average temperature there is increasing at a rapid rate which leads to a decline in sea ice. This would also be the reason for bears' invasion. Polar bear inv...

Effects of air pollution are strongly felt by the young ones i.e. children. According to the World Health Organization, around 570,000 children were killed because of respiratory infections. Norvergence request all to minimize the use of things that emit greenhouse gases.  Check this video for more details:  Visit Norvergence CrunchBase profile for more details; 

Norvergence has curated a report in which it penned down the killings of environmentalists across the globe. In Latin American countries, a maximum number of environmentalists murdered due to weak institutions and government corruption. In Philippines, where the death rate of environmentalists is highest in Asia. Norvergence further found that even Russia is not far behind as the attack on environmentalists is very common there. Visit to know what Norvergence , an environmental organization shared in this post.

The team at Norvergence is educating each and every section of society regarding climate change and global warming. In this video, Norvergence shows some heart-wrenching facts to highlight the pity state of marine animals. Visit https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3m3gc_A7imvhAAIKCB2UoQ for more such videos.

Conservationists at Norvergence say that the rising temperature is the gravest threat to the wildlife today. Till date, several reports have been published that clearly mention the increasing vulnerability of many animal species. Check out this PPT:  Norvergence - A Threat To Animal Species of Global Warming from Norvergence

Global warming is a prevailing thought-provoking environment problem. Right from the north pole of the earth to the south pole, the world is growing warmer day by day. Norvergence , an initiative taken by a team of conservationists , is on a mission to create awareness about the consequences of global warming.  "Today, certain human activities have resulted in a rise of greenhouse gas concentration which is responsible for melting ice caps/glaciers, and rising sea levels" states an expert conservationist at Novergence. Many lines of evidence collected by NASA demonstrate that the mean global temperature is increasing on pace and is adversely affecting the entire ecosystem. After a deep analyze projections of future changes in the climate, scientists claim that the sea ice in the northern hemisphere is disappearing rapidly. Supporting video:  Source:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0pB1qw8SMs Ice that took hundreds of years to develop can disap...