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Climate change disproportionately affects the poorest people, who live in vulnerable locations with insufficient resources to help them adapt or recover rapidly from shocks. As the effects of climate change

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Government Regulations are Inadequate to Uphold the Freshwater Ecology from Salt Pollution

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According to an international study that included Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute researchers, current water quality guidelines are not safeguarding freshwater habitats from growing salt contamination caused

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The Use of Systems Approach can Help Analyze the Effects of Climate Change on Public Health

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Climate change is a long-term shift in the world's weather systems. The majority of the recent changes in our climate have been caused by human

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According to Study, Climate Change is Expected to Drive up the Cost of Flooding

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One of the most important concerns confronting our planet and its inhabitants is addressing climate change. Climate change is defined in bio and geophysical terms as changes in the averages

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In Midst of Climate Change, Understanding Human-elephant Conflict and Vulnerability

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Researchers spent years studying the interactions between wildlife, people, and the environment in the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area, the world's biggest terrestrial trans-boundary conservation

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Waste is Transformed into Valuable Critical Minerals by a New Acid Mine Drainage Treatment

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According to Penn State scientists, a new approach to remediate acid mine drainage (AMD) could help turn the environmental pollution problem into an essential domestic

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Researchers Provide a Road Map – to Calculate the Social Cost of Carbon

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Many initiatives have the potential to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and decrease global warming. Some are expected to cost governments and taxpayers trillions of dollars. However, if society does not

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Ammonia Multiphase Buffering Explains a Wide Range of Aerosol Acidity in the Atmosphere

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Aerosols are airborne particles that are either solid or liquid. They have an impact on the climate because they absorb or scatter sunlight and act

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Greener Pharmaceuticals and Agrochemicals are Fueled by Compounds Made from ‘Digested’ Molecules

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University of Warwick scientists have found a method for manufacturing key chemical building blocks for use in the pharmaceutical and agrochemical industries that resembles how

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According to a Study, New Insights into How Metal Exposures can Affect Fetal Growth have been Discovered

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Prenatal exposure to mixes of widely found metals can negatively impair fetal growth, according to a new Dartmouth-led study published in the journal Environmental International. Infants born tiny for their