Light pollution in UK
The Dark Sky represented by the darkest shade of blue. Related posts: – Light pollution in Europe: 1992 vs. 2010
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Maps depicting environmental degradation across planet.
Sleep temperature
Average nigth temperatures differ a lot: UK (15.2°) – Romania (20.2°).
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North America’s Natural Treasures
Tree cover of North America Map of protected areas in North America National Parks of Canada National Parks in the
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The forest composition across Canada varies widely due to the country’s vast size, diverse geography, and range of climatic conditions. Canada boasts one of the largest forested areas in the world, covering approximately 347 million hectares, which is about 9% of the world’s forested land.
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Light pollution in Europe
Europe is one of the most light-polluted continents on Earth. Sixty percent of Europeans live in regions where the night sky is so bright that the Milky Way is lastingly invisible. Ninety-nine percent of Europeans live in areas that are influenced by light pollution to any measurable extent.
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February 2016: Global Significant Climate Events Map
GLOBAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE February 2016 average global land and ocean temperature was the highest for February since records began in
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Mapping Indonesia’s fires and logging rights
Kalimantan: Remaining forest cover (green), palm oil concessions (blue), coal mining (purple), forest fires over the past 12 months (orange
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Land Reclamation in Monaco (1861 – 2024)
Monaco grew from 2.02 km² (0.78 sq mi) in 1861 to 2.08 km² (0.80 sq mi) today thanks to land reclamation. Fontvieille and Le Portier turned parts of the sea into new neighborhoods.
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Maps of Where Bears Live in North America
Bears in North America are as diverse as the landscapes they inhabit. From the adaptable black bear to the powerful grizzly and the Arctic’s polar bear, explore their ranges, populations, and the challenges they face in the modern world.
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