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A torrential slide set off by the breakdown of the biggest icy mass in the Italian Alps killed no less than six individuals and injured eight others on Sunday, a

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Modern Wind Turbines Can More Than Make Up for the Declining Wind Resource in the World

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Wind energy makes a substantial contribution to the low-CO2, sustainable development of the energy sector. But the effectiveness of wind turbines depends on the amount

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According to a Study, Offshore Wind Farms are Anticipated to Lower Clam Fishery Revenue

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Two Rutgers studies predict that the growth of offshore wind energy in the U.S. Northeast and Mid-Atlantic coasts will result in revenue losses for a

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How Climate Change May Affect One of the Most Important Carbon-Rich Ecosystems in the World

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The health of our world is greatly influenced by mangrove forests. The trees and shrubs serve as nurseries for young fish, absorb a significant amount of greenhouse gas emissions, and

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Icelandic volcano explosion provides a unique glimpse at the Earth’s interior.

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The new Fagradalsfjall emission in the southwest of Iceland has excited the entire world, including nature darlings and researchers all at once. The ejection was

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During Earth’s deadliest mass extinction, wildfires may have caused ecological collapse.

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Analysts at University College Cork (UCC) and the Swedish Museum of Natural History analyzed the end-Permian mass termination (a long time back) that killed pretty

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Researchers Must Reengineer Power Outage Recovery as the Grid Adds Wind Power

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There is a step-by-step recovery procedure known as a “blackstart” that has up until now relied on power from gas or hydro turbines churning away inside a power plant when

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Protected Bat Species in Germany Suffer a Lot of Casualties Because of Wind Turbines Operating Without Curtailment

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Rare and protected bats frequently perish at wind turbines (WT). This is the reason why new wind turbine operations are sometimes halted during times of

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Although the pace of the 2022 hurricane season is lagging behind that of the 2020 and 2021 seasons, it’s still early.

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However, it's from the get-go in the 2022 Atlantic typhoon season, the quantity of tempests is following behind the frantic speed of 2021 and 2020.

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Hitchhiking viruses can thrive in freshwater on microplastics.

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Researchers have demonstrated interestingly that infections can get by and stay irresistible by restricting themselves to plastics in freshwater — raising worries about the likely effect on human wellbeing. The