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An international team of researchers investigated how focusing on the short- or long-term warming effects of methane can affect climate mitigation policies and agricultural dietary transitions. When the effectiveness of

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Trees Have the Potential to Manage Environmental Impacts in Cities, according to Researchers

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Nature-based solutions are gaining new levels of interest as the global climate change discourse heats up and countries seek to reduce environmental consequences in their

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Due to Proposed Hydro Dams, over 260,000 Kilometers of Rivers are at Risk

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Dams alter how rivers function. They have the ability to trap sediment, burying rock riverbeds where fish spawn. Dams that divert water for power and

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Researchers show how to turn a Global Warming Risk into a Beneficial Food Security Solution

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Methane, a potent greenhouse gas, can be captured and converted into protein-rich feed for farmed fish, a growing food sector. A new study shows how to make the approach less

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In Nepal, Landslides Increased Dramatically as a Result of Earthquakes and Heavy Rain

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Strong earthquakes cause transient perturbations in the near-surface system of the Earth. These include widespread landslides and subsequent mass movement, as well as the sedimentation

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Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Technology Firms are Underreported

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Companies in the digital technology industry significantly underreport greenhouse gas emissions arising from their products' value chain. More than half of these emissions were excluded

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After Flooding, Human and Swine Waste Pose Dual Threats to Water Quality

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River, lake, and wetland health are directly related to the type of land cover and associated land use in their watersheds. Pristine waters are associated with forested watersheds that are

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New research shows that rivers have a key role in destructive coastal flooding

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If you believe that living away from the shore protects you from climate change and rising waves, you are mistaken. Rising rivers, according to a

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Extreme Ice Melting in Greenland putting the World at Flood Risk

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According to new research, global warming has caused extreme ice melting events in Greenland to become more frequent and intense over the last 40 years,

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Climate change-induced slowing of ocean circulation might exacerbate severe cold weather

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A water conveyor belt traverses through the world's seas; its churning is fueled by temperature and salinity variations in the water, and its activity influences weather patterns all across the