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The College of Gothenburg has sent three submerged robots into the Baltic waters around the holes of the Nord Stream gas pipeline. This is to have the option to follow

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Stopping native forest logging is critical to Australia reaching net zero emissions.

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Driving scientists are requiring a stop to local wood logging to meet its net zero objectives in coming years. The analysts, from The Australian Public

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A new study sheds light on how fast-moving glaciers may contribute to sea-level rise.

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Environmental change is bringing about an ocean level ascent as ice ashore melts and seas grow. How much and how quickly ocean levels will ascend

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Scientists Argue that Shallow-Water Mining is Not a Viable Substitute for Deep-Water Mining

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Although projects have been planned for Mexico, New Zealand, and Sweden as well as shallow-water mining operations in Namibia and Indonesia, their consequences have not yet been adequately analyzed. Shallow-water

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Researchers Discover New Source for Greater Tokyo Earthquakes and Tsunamis

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Geologists have found proof that particularly large earthquakes and tsunamis from the Tokyo area, which are known to be a seismic hazard source near tectonic

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Ancient Underwater Landslide Discovery may Make Middle Eastern Nations More Aware of Tsunami Risks

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In the Gulf of Aqaba, a branch of the Red Sea, an earth scientist from the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric

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In a 3.8 Billion Year Old Crystal, the First Geochemical Evidence of Plate Tectonics was Discovered

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According to a new study published today in AGU Advances, the organization's journal for high-impact, open-access research and commentary across the Earth and space sciences, a few ancient zircon crystals

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The Link in Alaska between Temperature, Dehydration, and Tectonic Tremors

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The mechanism underlying low-frequency tectonic tremors has been clarified by a research team at Kobe University; this work will improve forecasts for megathrust earthquakes in

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Cities are Warming, and Urban Greenery has the Potential to Mitigate this Warming

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Urban communities overall are warming by 0.5 °C on normal each ten years — 29% quicker than in country regions — as per an article

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Tropical Cyclones in the Northwestern Pacific Are Intensified by La Niña-Like Ocean Cooling Patterns

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In the northwest Pacific Ocean, strong tropical cyclones have become more frequent and intense as well as making more landfalls. This has led to questions about the underlying reason of