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To address the climate catastrophe, the world’s wealthy must begin consuming locally grown foods, according to new research.

Our new exploration has found that the longing by individuals in more extravagant nations for a different scope of unavailable produce imported from abroad is driving up worldwide ozone-harming substance

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Chinese scientists assist Africa in combating land degradation.

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Chinese researchers delivered a web-based device, the Great Green Wall Big Data Facilitator, to assist African nations with combatting progressively serious land corruption on June

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The price of Bangladesh’s garment-driven economic prosperity is dead rivers.

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Kalu Molla started dealing with the Buriganga stream before the interweaving of ghettos on its banks gave way to garmenting plants—and before its waters turned

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Remote sensing aids in the tracking of carbon storage in mangroves.

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Mangrove woods store immense measures of carbon yet sorting out how much is put away worldwide is testing. Presently, scientists from Japan have fostered another model that utilizes remote detecting

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After Hurricane Harvey, Pollution Levels in Some Areas Exceeded Lifetime Cancer Risk

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Southeast Texas suffered damage other than floods as a result of Hurricane Harvey's record-breaking rainfall in 2017. Heavy rains and flooding may raise the risk

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Agriculture emissions endanger human health and the environment.

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Rural contamination comes from the grassland, yet its monetary effect on people is an issue for urban communities. A review led by natural researchers at

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Mysterious temperature behavior during Earth’s most severe mass extinction event explained

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The end-Permian mass eradication is the most extreme mass elimination occasion at any point recorded, during which 80% of marine species went extinct. While the start of this elimination occasion

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A study discovered that occupants of public housing have higher levels of air pollution.

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Occupants of public lodging all across the United States experience more significant levels of air contamination, as per a recent institutional review driven by a

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Briefly, scientific coverage of climate change can shift opinions.

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Science investigating environmental change drives Americans to embrace more precise convictions and backing government activity on the issue — however these increases are delicate, another

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Heatwaves can be deadly, but they also pose a threat to the economy.

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More continuous and serious heatwaves are the most lethal types of outrageous weather conditions aggravated by an Earth-wide temperature boost, with losses of life now and again in large numbers,