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Ammonia emissions can cause tiny particles in the air to harm our health, but many countries have no policies in place to limit its release into the atmosphere. Air pollution

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Understanding How Climate Change Will Affect a Crab’s Complex Life Cycle

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Seasonality and timing are important components of complicated life cycles for many marine creatures, such as the Dungeness crab, where disturbances can have major consequences

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Antibiotics used in Livestock and Temperature Rising Interrupt Soil Microbial Ecology

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The interaction effects of rising temperatures and a common livestock antibiotic on soil microbes were studied by community ecologists. Heat and antibiotics, the researchers discovered,

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Researchers discovered that two-year heatwaves like ‘the Blob’ may reduce the ocean’s role as a carbon sink

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The two-year heatwave known as ‘the Blob,’ according to researchers, may have temporarily slowed the Pacific's ‘biological pump,’ which transports carbon from the surface to the deep water, where it

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Wind and Solar Power Expansion is too slow to Halt Climate Change

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Renewable energy production grows year after year. However, after analyzing wind and solar power growth rates in 60 countries, researchers conclude that virtually no country

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As early as 193 Million Years Ago, Dinosaurs may have lived in Social Herds

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Scientists believe they have discovered the first evidence of complex herd behavior in dinosaurs. Researchers believe Mussaurus patagonicus lived in herds around 193 million years

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The location of tropical cyclones has been influenced by climate change

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According to a new NOAA-led study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, while the worldwide average number of tropical cyclones each year has remained constant at 86

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Southeast Asia’s Early Modern Humans Adapted to a Rainforest Atmosphere

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Although evidence of our species living in Southeast Asia rainforests dates back at least 70,000 years, the poor preservation of organic material in these areas

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Causes of Seagrass Loss in Morro Bay Fish Populations Have Changed

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In Morro Bay, the loss of seagrass habitat resulted in a drastic shift in fish species. According to an article published in the October 2021

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The Number of Harmful Algae Blooms will rise as the Climate Warms

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Climate change, according to scientists, will have a wide range of effects on freshwater and marine environments. These effects, combined with nutrient pollution, may cause harmful algal blooms to occur