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Researchers assess the extent of marine pollution caused by container ship accidents. The study looks into the risks they pose, the current policies and strategies in place, and the regulations

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Following the development of Earth’s many new lakes and their potential involvement in carbon emissions.

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The quantity of lakes on our planet has expanded considerably in recent years, as per a one-of-a kind worldwide overview of 3.4 million lakes that

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A study found that offshore wind farms alter marine habitats.

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The extension of seaward wind ranches in the North Ocean is gaining ground. In any case, the ramifications for the marine climate they are implicit

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The new research is the first to look at what happens when cyclones and fires combine.

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As strong winds and heavy rains engulf Australia's south-eastern coast, new research suggests that intense bushfires aren't far behind, with their dual effects broadening harm zones and infringing on already

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Uncovering the Mysteries of Microplastics Emitted by Tires

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In Switzerland, tire and street wear particles are one of the greatest wellsprings of microplastics delivered into the climate, yet the synthetic mixtures contained in

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In the most recent Earth system models, the Amazon rainforest is dying as a result of climate change.

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The Amazon rainforest's dieback has long been promoted as a potential environmental tipping point, despite the fact that only a small minority of Earth Framework

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Scientists discover that Arctic Ocean species migrated south during the last glacial period.

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To get by, an animal type should track down the most favorable territory to pass on its qualities. As a result, understanding how species adapted to environmental change is critical

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The 1.5-Degree Limit will Likely be Exceeded, Although Peak Warming can be Prevented

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The existing climate commitments made by the globe are insufficient to keep the 2015 Paris Agreement's aim within reach. It seems anticipated that global warming

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The presence of synthetic fibers in Antarctic air, saltwater, sediment, and sea ice has been discovered.

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As countries meet in Uruguay to arrange another Worldwide Plastics Deal, marine and legal researchers distribute new findings this week that uncover the revelation of

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The Congo Peatlands May Release Billions of Tons of Carbon Due to Climate Change

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The world's largest tropical peatland changed from being a significant carbon storage to a source of harmful carbon dioxide emissions as a result of climate change thousands of years ago,