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Another review driven by the Institut de Ciències del Blemish (ICM-CSIC) in Barcelona and the Institució Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avançats (ICREA) has uncovered the specific area of the

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Mercury was highly polluted in ancient Maya cities.

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The urban areas of the old Maya in Mesoamerica never disappoint. Yet, underneath the dirt surface, a startling risk lurks: mercury contamination. In a survey

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Drought has long-term repercussions, according to studies.

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With the impacts of environmental change in progress, the dry spell is turning into a rising issue in many areas of the planet. The analyst

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Priorities for food-security research in the face of severe events

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Fixing hunger is as trying as could be expected. Numerous food makers, including ranchers, trackers, and fishers, are food-shaky; that is, they're not generally certain where their next feast will

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A study discovered potentially hazardous levels of arsenic in California jail drinking water.

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A decade after the state of California recognized the fundamental right to water, countless residents still rely on drinking water that contains dangerous levels of

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The Arctic phytoplankton bloom may have been boosted by wildfire smoke.

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As per new exploration from North Carolina State College and the Global Exploration Lab Takuvik (CNRS/Laval College) in Canada, smoke from a Siberian fierce blaze

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The aviation industry’s reaction to climate change must be overhauled.

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Flying's developing effect on the environment emergency requires extremist arrangements that might overturn the business, as per another nature analysis article from the College of California San Diego School of

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The global energy spectrum of the broad oceanic circulation

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Interestingly, College of Rochester analysts have measured the energy of sea flows greater than 1,000 kilometers. All the while, they and their partners have found

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For the past 5,000 years, Mexican mangroves have been absorbing carbon.

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Scientists have recognized another motivation to safeguard mangroves: they've been discreetly keeping carbon out of Earth's air for well over 5,000 years. Mangroves flourish in

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Rock samples have revealed a record of the Antarctic ice sheet’s reaction to climatic cycles.

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By examining strange stone examples gathered a long time back in Antarctica, researchers at the College of California, St. Nick Cruz, have found a wonderful record of how the East