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Accurate forecasts are becoming more important for all of us, from farmers to city inhabitants to enterprises worldwide, as extreme weather occurrences increase in frequency as a result of global

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Global Flash Droughts Are Predicted to Get Worse As Climate Warms

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Flash droughts, which arise suddenly and quickly, can have a devastating effect on ecological and agricultural systems with far-reaching repercussions. Researchers at the University of

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Deep-sea Coral Research reveals that Ocean Currents have not Fueled the Rise in Atmospheric CO2

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Deep-sea coral research has revealed that ocean currents have not fueled the increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2). This finding contradicts a previously held hypothesis

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A New Study Reveals an Abrupt Change in Tropical Pacific Climate during the Little Ice Age

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The Little Ice Age was a cooling period that occurred between the 14th and 19th centuries. Temperatures were lower than average in many parts of the world during this time,

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Microplastic contamination in lakes and reservoirs is the subject of a global investigation.

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Each year, approximately 14 million tons of plastic end up in the ocean. In any case, that isn't the main water source where plastic addresses

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A new study reveals the possible benefits and dangers of ocean iron fertilization.

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The expulsion of excess carbon dioxide in the air, notwithstanding significant decreases in continuous discharges, is expected to fight off the most serious results of

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Environmentalists are concerned as high seas underwater mining gets closer.

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Governments will likely soon be able to apply for contracts for deep-sea mining in international waters. This step into the unknown is worrying conservationists, who are calling for a stop

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Millennials and Generation Z are more concerned about climate change, according to a new survey.

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According to new research, Millennials and Generation Z are more concerned about the effects of climate change than older generations such as Generation X, baby

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Researchers believe we may be underestimating the climate risk to agriculture.

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A study published on Tuesday found that the risks of harvest failures in multiple global breadbaskets have been underestimated. The authors of the study suggested

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According to a new study, investing in nature increases equity and promotes the economy.

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A new study demonstrates that, in the coming decades, current environmental degradation trends will result in significant economic losses, particularly affecting the poorest nations. However, there is hope: These losses