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A significant report into scene changes in the Brazilian Amazon reveals new insight into the numerous natural dangers the biome faces—yet in addition, offers empowering open doors for biological manageability

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What is leading China to experience heat waves and record floods?

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Floods in southern China this month displaced over 1,000,000 people, while high intensity locked streets in various parts of the country. Specialists have given outrageous

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A new study sheds light on West Side flames’ past, present, and future.

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At the point when the 2020 Labor Day Fires burnt in excess of 300,000 hectares over the range of about fourteen days in pieces of

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The growing impact of space tourism on the environment requires immediate mitigation.

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In the study published today in the journal Earth's Future, scientists from UCL, the University of Cambridge, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) utilized a 3D model to investigate the

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Reducing Hurricane-Related Flooding’s Impact on Water Quality Issues

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The Atlantic hurricane season begins on June 1 and, with 2020 expected to be unusually active, people of coastal areas are closely monitoring the weather.

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Marine Heatwave in the Coastal Ocean Fueled by Compounding Effect of Severe Weather Events

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After being devastated by hurricanes over the past month, a number of coastal villages are now picking up the debris. A category 4 hurricane named

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Tools for Monitoring Antibiotic Resistance in Puerto Rican Watersheds Following Hurricane Maria

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Flooding and power outages caused havoc on the battered land when Hurricane Maria made landfall in September 2017, destroying Dominica, St. Croix, and Puerto Rico. This led to the polluting

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It will take decades for Greece’s fire-ravaged Evia to recover.

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Almost a year after Greece's second-biggest island of Evia was crushed by a portion of the most terrible fierce blazes in the nation's history, nature

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A new study shows how climate change is affecting one of the world’s most important carbon-rich ecosystems.

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Mangrove woods assume a crucial part in the strength of our planet. The trees and bushes help to shield networks from rising ocean levels and

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Biocrusts Cut Global Dust Emissions by 60%

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Biological soil crusts (biocrusts) are dry but not sandy land areas. The top layer of soil, on the other hand, is home to a diverse community of nonvascular plants, microbes,