Jawan lives in Lodi, CA with his wife and one son. In 2010, he graduated from Eastern New Mexico University and started working as a post-doctoral fellow in January 2011 until September 2015. Now, he writes on recent findings in Earth Science. During his free time, Jawan coaches baseball to junior high school boys.
The weather phenomena that have driven up global temperatures to extreme levels in the spring is now over, according to Australian meteorologists. The water temperature in the eastern Pacific is back to normal after a year of El Niño.
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Eutrophication of the Baltic Sea would be substantially reduced if we ate less protein, especially meat. According to a report from the Marine Environmental Research Institute presented today.
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If carbon dioxide emission is not controlled, people in North Africa and the Middle East rely will have 200 days of unusually hot days.
READ MOREClimate change would have implications for health, water management and lack of food.
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