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Aerosols from the Hunga Tonga eruption have been found in studies of the westerlies over the northern hemisphere.

A worldwide group driven by specialists from the Establishment of Climatic Physical Science (IAP) of the Chinese Foundation of Sciences has distinguished vapor sprayers from the Hunga Tonga ejection on

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A study of the influence of EVs on air quality reveals inequities attributable to income disparities.

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A trio of environmental scientists and city planners from the University of California, Berkeley, the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and the University of

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As rising sea levels disrupt toxic sites, a study finds that communities of color are most vulnerable.

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According to a new study published today by researchers at UC Berkeley, UCLA, and Climate Central, the risk of flood-related contamination will disproportionately affect the

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Earthworms Enjoy Eating Plastic, But the Consequences of Their Consumption are Unknown

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Gardeners and farmers appreciate earthworms because the writhing invertebrates recycle nutrients from the soil, making them more available to plants. Worms consume practically everything in their path as they dig,

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A 500 million year old rock layer in the Grand Canyon has finally been given a name: Frenchman Mountain Dolostone.

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The stupendous gorge is visited by a huge number of admirers every year. Therefore, it would stand to reason that all of its rock layers

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When Migrating Birds become Disoriented, Magnetic Field Disturbances may Play a Role

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It appears plausible that severe weather can occasionally cause birds to become lost during their yearly fall migrations, forcing them to end up in unfamiliar

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Researchers advocate for the use of heat stress indices in the notification of harmful heat waves.

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Over 20,000 additional deaths in Spain, France, Germany, and Great Britain in the summer of 2022 were thought to have been caused by extremely hot weather. Preventive measures and adequate

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A Threshold that Triggers Drought Response in Forests has been Discovered by a Researcher

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Missouri has a diverse range of natural resources, with forests being one of the most valued ecosystems in the state. As global warming causes warmer

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Climate change may prevent India from meeting its long-term development goals.

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India's heat waves are becoming more frequent, intense, and deadly, putting a strain on agriculture, public health, and other social and cultural systems. According to

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According to New Research, Distant Storms Cause Sneaker Waves Around the Pacific Northwest Coast

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On January 16, 2016, many “sneaker” waves that inundated beaches, caused injuries and swamped a vehicle astonished beachgoers all over the Washington, Oregon, and northern California coasts. Sneaker waves, also