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Polar bears are the world's largest land-based carnivores, despite spending the majority of their lives near water and ice. As a result, they are particularly vulnerable to global warming, which

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Climate change may have an influence on the ecosystems of the world’s greatest lakes by showing fluctuating quantities of carbon dioxide

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A new study has revealed how climate change might affect the ecosystems of the world's greatest lakes by exposing how their water layers are mixed

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Leaders of the World have been Chastised for Flying Private Jets to Climate Conference

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Flights emit greenhouse gases, primarily carbon dioxide (CO2), as a result of fuel combustion. These have an impact on global warming. Emissions per kilometer traveled

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Energize Wealth and Well Utilize their impact to Handle Climate Change

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Constructing a climate-friendly, low-carbon society and economy is a huge challenge, but it is also a huge opportunity. Many of the required technologies already exist. The real challenge is putting

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We are all Affected by the Illegal and Unsustainable Wildlife Trade

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Illegal or unsustainable wildlife trade has a negative impact on biodiversity, ecosystem services, people's livelihoods, and economies all over the world. Experts from around the

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A New Study Establishes a Foundation for Evaluating the Emissions of Three Greenhouse Gases by Food Subsectors

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The first research to account for net carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide emissions from all subsectors associated to food production and consumption is a

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Contributing to the Survival of Coral Reefs in the Face of Climate Change

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A biologist advocates for enhancing corals' natural adaptive capacity through nature-based approaches. Coral reefs are the rainforests of the seas, supporting 30% of all marine biodiversity. In terms of economics,

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To Save ‘Biodiversity Meltdown,’ Underwater Gardens increase Coral Diversity

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Researchers are constructing symbiotic 'underwater gardens' in the Pacific Ocean to demonstrate how different coral species can collaborate to potentially restore degraded reefs. Corals are

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Census of Coral Heat Tolerance on a Large Scale

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The critically endangered staghorn corals of Florida were surveyed to determine which ones can withstand future heatwaves in the ocean. The study's findings assist organizations

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Don’t Forget about Longevity when it comes to Lowering Car Emissions

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According to a new study, it is preferable to keep an old gas-powered car rather than trade it in for a new all-electric model. This is due to the fact