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In 2020, about one-third of the world's population did not have adequate food. That's an increase of about 320 million people in a year, and it's predicted to worsen as

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Over the last 10,000 years, climate change has been shaped by changes in vegetation.

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Follow the pollen trail. According to findings from a climate scientist at Washington University in St. Louis, records from historical plant life indicate the true

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Climate change will reshape marine ecosystems in unanticipated ways, a new study.

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According to a recent Rutgers study, as temperatures rise, predator-prey interactions will prevent species from adapting to the conditions under which they can thrive. The

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Corals Skeletons may Contain a Startling number of Microplastics

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A surprisingly large amount of plastic pollution in the water may end up in an unexpected place: the skeletons of living corals. Microplastics exhibited species-specific effects on corals that create

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According to a study, extreme heat currently impacts 2 billion individuals who live in cities.

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According to a new study, extreme heat currently impacts over two billion urban inhabitants worldwide. The new study is the first to look in depth

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From coast to coast, Ised Canada is promoting innovation, science, and economic development.

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It works in all sectors of the economy and across the country to improve investment conditions, boost innovation performance, increase Canada's share of global trade,

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A Study of Vegetable Oil Emissions Reveals an Urgent Need for More Environmentally Friendly Farming Methods

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A new global study has revealed the extent of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions caused by vegetable oil production, highlighting the need for more sustainable growing solutions. GHG emissions from practically

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The Efficacy of Coastal Species’ Camouflage Is Being Reduced because of Advances in Street Lighting

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According to a study, species that rely on darkness to forage and feed are losing their ability to disguise because of developments in lighting used

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According to a report, air pollution in tropical cities is responsible for 180,000 deaths.

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According to a report, air pollution in tropical cities is responsible for 180,000 deaths. According to a new study, a quick spike in rising air

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According to new research, clothes dryers are an underappreciated source of microfibers in the air.

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Although it is commonly known that washing clothes releases a huge amount of microfibers into the wastewater, it is unknown whether drying garments has any environmental consequences. According to a