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Citizen Scientists from 200 Years Ago and Now Contribute to the Understanding of Current Climate Change Trends

A network of New York-based academies started out to compile information about the state's climate and seasons almost 200 years ago. The principals, teachers, and even a few students of

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Physiological Changes in Narwhals in Response to Seismic Survey Ship Noise

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When seismic air guns are used for oil development, the loud noise causes narwhals to respond. As they attempt to get away from the noise,

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As Earth’s Climate Warms, Plankton Will Store More Carbon, But Storage Beyond The End Of The Century Is Uncertain

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In the coming century, experts at the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) and the University of Bristol expect that the quantity of carbon stored by microscopic plankton

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Study on Amazonian Landscape change identifies Ecological Pitfalls and Opportunities for Remediation

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A major study of landscape changes in the Brazilian Amazon sheds new light on the biome's many environmental threats, but it also offers encouraging prospects for ecological sustainability in the

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How the fire service will need to prepare when extreme weather occurrences worsen in the UK

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The UK's record-breaking heatwave clarified how ill-equipped a significant part of the nation is for outrageous weather conditions brought about by environmental change. There were

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Experts predict that extreme heat waves will become more common as global temperatures rise.

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Record high temperatures and outrageous weather conditions, similar to those occurrence now all through Europe and the U.S., are anticipated to increment in recurrence and

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Latin America must brace for the worst as a result of climate change: report

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Floods, heat waves, and the longest dry spell in 1,000 years: Latin America is grappling with obliterating environmental change influences that will only worsen, according to a World Meteorological Organization

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According to a researcher, the size of an extinction event increases with climate change.

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A teacher emeritus at Tohoku University has uncovered proof highlighting areas of strength for a relationship between the greatness of mass eliminations and worldwide temperature

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The US acts urgently to protect the sequoias from wildfires

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The U.S. Backwoods Service declared Friday it's making a crisis move to save monster sequoias by accelerating projects that could begin in the space of

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Protection of Public Health from the Effects of Oil and Gas Drilling Requires Multi-Layer Approaches

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Increased setbacks, and the minimum permissible distance between drilling and houses, schools, and other sensitive places, are just a few examples of the single measures that are frequently the focus