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Treaties that protect fossil fuel investors might endanger global climate efforts and cost billions of dollars.

Petroleum derivative organizations approach a dark lawful instrument that could risk overall endeavors to safeguard the environment, and they're beginning to utilize it. The outcome could cost nations that press

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A new study reveals the untold narrative behind the deadly Pacific Northwest heat wave.

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The last summer, a dangerous rush of intensity struck the Pacific Northwest, making temperatures take off in excess of 30 degrees Fahrenheit better than average

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The mapping of heat flow beneath Greenland reveals a geothermal ‘freak zone.’

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In how we might interpret the worldwide geothermal intensity stream, Greenland and the encompassing sea depths have successfully been a vulnerable side. Presently, researchers have

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Extreme storms may help safeguard beaches from rising sea levels, according to a new study.

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Pictures directly following savage waterfront storms generally center around the broad harm caused to sea shores, ridges, property, and encompassing framework. In any case, another worldwide review has demonstrated the

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The timing of ocean plankton blooms will change as the world warming.

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An Earth-wide temperature boost is straightforwardly influencing the sea's net essential creation (NPP) at the foundation of the food web as well as the occasional

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A Common Kitchen Spice Extract could be the Key to Greener, More Efficient Fuel Cells

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Turmeric, a common household spice, contains an extract that could lead to more efficient and safer fuel cells. Researchers from the Clemson Nanomaterials Institute (CNI)

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Offshore Wind Could Lower Energy Costs in New England, According to a Study

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According to a new study performed by academics at North Carolina State University, offshore wind power might help cut wholesale electricity prices in six New England states on average, with

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The rise and fall of the Antarctic ice sheet may be hidden in a newly discovered lake.

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Researchers examining the underside of the world's biggest ice sheet in East Antarctica have found a city-size lake whose silt could contain a background marked

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According to a New Study, there are More Environmental Benefits where Homeowners are Less Willing to Pay

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According to a new study by a University of Maryland environmental economist and an interdisciplinary team of colleagues, despite the fact that stream restoration filters

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Invasive Grasses are Taking over the Sagebrush Seas of American West

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No one likes a cheater, especially one that thrives as easily as the grass Bromus tectorum does in the American West. This invasive species is known as cheatgrass because it