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The bacterial community in wastewater is influenced by the population of microbial predators. This explains how seasonal changes in the microbial population affect how effectively water is treated. This is

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Climate change complicates nitrogen runoff management measures.

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As environmental change advances, climbing temperatures might affect nitrogen spillover from land to lakes and streams more than extended expansions altogether and outrageous precipitation for

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Researchers use ‘Social Value of Offsets’ formula to calculate Economic Value of Temporary Carbon Reductions

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A new study identifies how to calculate the economic value of temporarily reducing carbon emissions through carbon offsetting. The Social Value of Offsets (SVO) is

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New Approach for Contemporary Sails to assist Shipping Industry in achieving Carbon Reduction Objectives

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Modern sails, also known as wind-assisted propulsion systems or auxiliary wind propulsion, involve the incorporation of advanced sail technologies into ships in order to harness wind power in addition to

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Quantifying the Spatial Intermittency of Ocean Currents is Now Possible Using a New Method

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Examining the so-called “global conveyor belt” of ocean links requires a thorough understanding of Atlantic Ocean circulation. This is due to the fact that the

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Climate change may be causing an increase in California’s winter waves, according to over a century of data.

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Peter Bromirski, an emeritus researcher at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego, conducted a new study using nearly a

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In a World That Is Globally Warming, the Oceans May Have Good News

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The health of the oceans in a future world with increased global warming may be revealed by an analysis of the oxygen concentrations in Earth's oceans. Ocean oxygen levels in

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A Paper Disputes the Claim that Bottom Trawling’s Effects on Blue Carbon can be Compared to Those of International Air Travel

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The conclusions of research by Sala et al. on the quantity of CO2 produced from the seabed by bottom trawling are challenged in a “Matter

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Southern Ocean Whales Must Eat Less Due to Global Warming

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Right whales migrate north in the month of June when winter sets in the southern hemisphere and the seas surrounding Antarctica freeze over. They assemble

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Droughts in Western states increase emissions and endanger human health.

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In order to meet customer demand for electricity, utilities turn on hundreds of power plants that burn coal, oil, or natural gas when drought-stricken rivers and reservoirs in the American