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The Chesapeake Bay is facing challenges in terms of improving water quality due to several factors such as population growth, urbanization, and agricultural practices in the watershed area, which increase

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The Vulnerability of Red Sea Urchins to Climate Change is Location-dependent

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The vulnerability of red sea urchins to climate change can vary depending on the specific location and environmental conditions. For example, some populations of red

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Researchers Convert Ocean Plastic into Components for the Pharmaceutical Industry Using Fungi

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Research have been exploring the use of fungi to convert plastic waste, specifically polyethylene, into useful chemicals and materials. One area of research has focused

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Without careful planning, low-emission energy systems may cause water disputes.

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Another review distributed today in Nature Manageability has found that utilizing hydropower dams to create low outflow energy can bring on some issues for other monetary areas, for example, food

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Not Just Agricultural Expansion but also Other Industries Pose Serious Threats to Forests

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Intact forests have a crucial role in regulating the climate and serving as refuges for wildlife, but they are disappearing quickly. Contrary to popular belief,

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Location Affects Red Sea Urchins’ Vulnerability to Climate Change

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The vulnerability of red sea urchins to climate change can vary depending on their location. Factors such as water temperature, acidity, and food availability can

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High-Severity Fire Burn in the Sierra Nevada at Unusual Levels

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According to a study by the Safford Lab at the University of California, Davis and its collaborators, high-severity wildfire is growing in the Sierra Nevada and Southern Cascade forests and

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The Key to Controlling Chemical Pollution Lies in Using Water Fleas as “Canaries in a Coal Mine”

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Water fleas, also known as Daphnia, are small aquatic crustaceans that are often used as indicator species in ecotoxicology studies. They are considered to be

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The Clean Air Act does not Now Cover a New Method that Could End Air Pollution Disparities

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People of color at every socioeconomic level in the United States continue to be subjected to higher than average amounts of air pollution, despite the

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Extreme Temperatures have a Fatal Toll on Inmates in Texas Prisons, According to a Study

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The majority of convicts in the world are housed in the United States, and Texas is the state with the highest jail population. According to a recent study led by