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A team of researchers lead by Ryuhei Nakamura at the RIKEN Center for Sustainable Resource Science (CSRS) in Japan has identified a novel sustainable and feasible method for creating hydrogen

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Stress-Resistant Crops May Rely on Underwater ‘Breathing’ Plants

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Due to the establishment of “lysigenous aerenchyma,” air passageways that help carry gases to the submerged roots, wetland plants have a high tolerance for floods.

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Extremes in Oceans are becoming more common as a Result of Climate Change

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While much is known about extreme weather events on land, little is known about those that occur in the water. A study conducted by ETH

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Chemists Come Up With a Novel way to Make Recycling Plastic Easier and More Profitable

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According to a 2020 study, the United States produces more plastic trash than any other country, generating 46.3 million tons or 287 pounds per person each year. The country's current

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Low Clouds over Southeast Asia are being Exacerbated by Biomass Burning

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During the dry season, biomass burning (BB) is especially prevalent throughout Southeast Asia. However, due to Southeast Asia's complicated topography and long-distance transit, local study

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Southern California’s harsh Winter Rains are better understood according to a study

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A new study aims to enhance the forecasting of brief but heavy rainstorms that can produce disastrous flash floods and landslides. Intense rain associated with

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Recent Increases and Rapid Decreases in Antarctic Sea Ice are Unprecedented Since the Early Twentieth Century

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According to a study led by researchers from Ohio University, the increase in sea ice surrounding Antarctica since 1979 is a unique feature of Antarctic climate since 1905 – an

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A New Model Investigates Toxicant Effects on Populations in Polluted Rivers

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It is critical to understand the distinct dangers that different contaminants represent to different species when developing environmental policy to reduce the damage caused by

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Microplastic Pollution in Ocean may be Worse than Previously Thought

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Plastic pollution is a global issue that is developing at an exponential rate due to a growth in consumerism as well as an increase in

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Scientists Unravel the Mystery of Frosty Plumes that could Predict Devastating Supercell Storms

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Tornadoes are frequently preceded by a hazy plume of ice and water vapor billowing above a strong thunderstorm. According to new research, the mechanism for these plumes could be linked