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A misleading study that casts doubt on climate change is finally published in a peer-reviewed journal, scientists warn, citing a recent article from a German court case in which the

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Hit by climate change, as temperatures rise, Bangladeshis beg for rain as temperatures soar.

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After Dhaka's 20 million residents experienced its hottest day in nearly 60 years on Monday, hundreds of Bangladeshi Muslims gathered in an open field to

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Plastic movement or diversion? Calls for a reduction in plastic pollution are not in vain as climate change intensifies.

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To maintain a healthy blue planet, a number of issues must be addressed, including climate change, pollution, and overfishing. Everyone needs to get involved, but

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When Sea Levels will Rise can be Determined Using New Information About Ice Sheet Movement

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Nearly half of the fresh water in the northern hemisphere is contained in the huge Greenland ice sheet. But as Earth's temperature rises, the planet is melting and the oceans

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According to a new analysis, the 2022 Tongan volcano eruption was the greatest natural explosion in more than a century.

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A new study conducted by researchers from the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation and the Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science at

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Comparing Fares is a Fairer Indicator of Passenger Carbon Emissions than Seat Size

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Comparing airfares may provide a rough estimate of the passenger's carbon emissions, but it is not a fairer indicator of emissions than seat size. Airfare

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According to research, global emissions of numerous banned ozone-depleting compounds are increasing.

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Despite being prohibited from production for the majority of uses by the Montreal Protocol, a recent analysis found rising emissions of several ozone-depleting chemicals; a gap in the regulations is

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Mountain Forest Losses are Rapidly Decreasing, Endangering Biodiversity

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Mountains are home to more than 85% of the world's bird, animal, and amphibian species, primarily in forest settings. Yet, as reported by researchers in

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A “Hack” on Photosynthesis May Open Up New Renewable Energy Production Methods

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Researchers have “hacked” the first phases of photosynthesis, the natural process that fuels the majority of life on Earth, and found new ways to harvest

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Temperature outperforms light and flow as a driver of oxygen in US rivers, according to a study.

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For the plants and animals that live there, the amount of dissolved oxygen in a river is a matter of life or death. However, the amount of dissolved oxygen varies