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Even in the winter when temperatures are below freezing and the ice should be recovering after the summer melt; the Arctic is losing sea ice quickly. A team of scientists

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A New Study Predicts that Future Coastal Flooding Would Cost Many Developing Nations Devastating Amounts of Money

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In the coming decades, developing countries in Asia, West Africa, and Egypt will bear the brunt of the destructive socioeconomic effects of extreme coastal flooding

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According to Research, Salps Play a Significant Role in Mitigating Global Warming

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Salps are a type of marine animal that look like transparent tubes and move by pumping water through their bodies. A recent study suggests that

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Rich countries must eliminate oil and gas more quickly if the developing world is to stop using coal, according to a new study.

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Restricting how much coal nations can consume is viewed as an earnest need for limiting worldwide warming. All things considered, coal is the most carbon-rich of every petroleum product, and

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Ocean Conservation’s Ability to Reduce Climate Change is Demonstrated

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Marine conservation can help mitigate climate change by protecting and restoring important ecosystems that play a critical role in carbon sequestration, oceanic and atmospheric processes,

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Satellite imagery reveals how climatic cycles affect coastlines.

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Scientists from UNSW Sydney have examined a huge number of satellite photographs to notice changes in seashores across the Pacific Ocean. The findings, published today

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More Efficient Sheltered Areas are required to Prevent Biodiversity Loss

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Protected areas are an important tool in conserving biodiversity, but they need to be effectively managed and enforced to have a meaningful impact. This includes making sure that they are

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Researchers are constructing a more detailed image of the Greenland Ice Sheet’s movement.

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Experts have discovered that the formation of glacial masses in Greenland is surprisingly perplexing, with misshapening in areas of hotter ice containing limited amounts of

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Past data can be used to forecast the consequences of future climate change on land and sea.

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Continuous environmental change driven by ozone-harming substance outflows is often examined in relation to worldwide normal warming. For example, the landmark Paris Agreement aims to

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The amount of Precious Metals in Catalytic Converters is being Reduced by Researchers

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Because they contain valuable metals like platinum, palladium, and rhodium, catalytic converters are desirable targets for thieves. However, scientists at the University of Central Florida are attempting to increase their