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Researchers used modeling to predict the increasing frequency of mass die-offs as a result of climate change using data from more than 500 previous fish die-offs in lakes across Wisconsin

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Climate Change Threatens Food Supply Chains, causing a ‘Domino Effect’

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A new study published today in Nature Food by the University of Sydney modeled the wide-ranging impacts of climate change and extreme weather events on

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More Systematic Risk Assessment is Necessary for Extreme Heat and Drought Events

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Concurrent extreme heat and drought events have ramifications in a variety of areas, including the economy, health, and food production. Furthermore, due to complex socioeconomic

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Improving Microplastic Concentration Estimation in Freshwater Environments

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Microplastic (MP) contamination is a global issue. Despite this, no standard method exists for assessing MP concentrations in rivers, which are the primary entry points for MPs into oceans. As

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Even Minor Climate Change may cause significant changes in Northernmost Forests

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Even minor climate change and associated precipitation shifts have the potential to dramatically alter Earth's northernmost forests, which comprise one of the planet's largest nearly

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If more people cycled, the world could reduce CO2 emissions by 700 million metric tons, a research finds.

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New exploration showed Thursday that the world would save almost 700 million metric tons of carbon contamination every year — more than Canada's yearly outflows

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Microplastics are still wreaking havoc on our ecosystem.

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New exploration and film captured by Murdoch University researchers show how harmful microplastics are to the climate, with particles presenting likely danger to creatures when ingested. Another examination utilizing a

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China intends to use cloud seeding to safeguard its grain production from drought.

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China says it will attempt to shield its grain harvest from an unrivaled dry spell by utilizing synthetics to create a downpour, while plants in

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Climate change could lead to more wheat price spikes and greater economic inequality.

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Climbing temperatures are unsafe for wheat yields. Nonetheless, crop yields don't give a comprehensive vision of food security. The effects of climate change on wheat

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Tonga volcanic explosion generated a wave 90 meters high, nine times higher than the 2011 Japan tsunami.

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New exploration has found that the underlying torrent wave made by the emission of the submerged Hunga Tonga Ha'apai well of lava in Tonga in January 2022 arrived at 90