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Specialists from Around the World Suggest a Future Strategy for Producing Clean Energy from Waste Energy

Professor Vincenzo Pecunia of Simon Fraser University has led a group of more than 100 highly esteemed experts from around the world in developing a thorough “roadmap” to direct worldwide

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Habitat Will Determine Whether Ground Beetles Survive Climate Change and Win or Lose

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A largely inconspicuous portion of the food web called ground beetles plays a role in the success of North American crops, from corn to Christmas

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A-Team Develops a Low-Cost Method for Generating Green Hydrogen Using Natural Catalysts

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Swansea and Grenoble experts have collaborated to create a workable method for producing green hydrogen using long-lasting catalysts. The researchers are now hoping that their

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Measuring the hazards of isolation caused by global warming-related sea-level rise

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A method has been developed by three environmental engineers—two from the University of Canterbury in New Zealand and one from the University of Maryland—to demonstrate the impact of sea level

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A study discovered that third pole darkening impacts both local and remote climates.

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The Tibetan Plateau (TP) region has seen dramatic changes in its land surface as a result of the effects of global warming. These changes include

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A previously unknown cause of ice loss from Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier has been identified in new research.

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According to new research, the 80-mile-wide stream of sliding ice at the center of Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica is likely to expand over the

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Rivers and Streams in the Andean Cordillera are Major Emitters of Greenhouse Gases

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Rivers and streams in the Andean Cordillera have been identified as hotspots for greenhouse gas emissions, particularly carbon dioxide, and methane. One reason for this is that the Andean Cordillera

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River flows in New Zealand have changed dramatically, according to research.

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A new study has found that as the climate has changed over the past 50 to 90 years, river flows in New Zealand have changed

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PaleoJump: High-quality data for climatic tipping point research.

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In the past, Earth's climate has undergone abrupt changes that are frequently linked to crossing tipping points. Because anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases could potentially

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Unprecedented Views beneath the Antarctic Ice Shelf are provided by a Robot

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A US-New Zealand research team used an underwater robot called Icefin to get an unprecedented look inside a crevasse at Kamb Ice Stream, revealing more than a century of geological