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22 miles off the coast of Los Angeles, Catalina Island was once a haven for Hollywood elite, smugglers, and silver miners. It now gathers rubbish. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch,

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African and Latin American Biodiversity at Risk from Oil Palm Expansion, Warnings New Report

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According to a recent study, zero deforestation promises may unintentionally expose important habitats in Latin America and Africa to the spread of agriculture. The study

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What the Future of Climate Change Can Teach Us from Ancient Underwater Food Webs

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What a complicated web we spin. We clearly didn't know half of what the climate catastrophe has done to the marine food webs. According to

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Professors Advocate for more research into the Threats to Civilization posed by Climate Change

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Climate change research seeks to comprehend global environmental change and how it will affect nature and society. Because of the broad scope of climate change impacts, successful adaptation and mitigation

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Scientists Look for Insights from Carbon-Hungry Microorganisms to Fight Climate Change

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Berkeley Lab researchers have demonstrated a novel method for converting carbon dioxide (CO2) into liquid acetate, a necessary component for creating “liquid sunlight” or solar

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Reliable planning tool for attaining the Paris temperature goal through emissions reductions.

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Scientists have fostered another strategy for the progressive estimation of the outflow decreases that are vital for accomplishing temperature targets, like the 2°C objective. The

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Microplastics may exacerbate the toxicity of other contaminants.

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Microplastics—little plastic pieces under five millimeters long—are turning into a pervasive natural toxin. Studies propose that all alone, these smidgens are possibly unsafe, and it is unclear what impact they

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Technology and Behavior Change Campaigns Could Work Together to Reduce Air Pollution in Schools

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According to a recent study from the University of Surrey, developing campaigns that include the varied population surrounding many of the UK's schools could aid

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Research shows that 54% of initiatives removing clean energy materials overlap with Indigenous territory.

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Tremendous amounts of minerals are expected to speed up the progress toward a spotless energy future. Minerals and metals are fundamental for wind turbines, sunlight-powered

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Dairy farmers can easily lessen their influence on the environment by doing this.

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Adding even a modest quantity of biochar—aa charcoal-like material delivered by consuming natural matter—tto a dairy's fertilizer for treating the soil cycle reduces methane discharges by 84%, a new report