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How much longer can we rely on plants and soils to reduce some of the harm we cause ourselves by eliminating carbon pollution from the atmosphere as the world warms

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Extremely Hot Days are Warming in North-West Europe Twice as Quickly as Average Summer Days

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In a recent study, near-surface air temperatures for North-West Europe during the last 60 years were analyzed. The results indicate that the maximum temperature of

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Saving Billions from a Dangerously Hot Climate Would Require Limiting Global Warming to 1.5°C

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According to recent research, more than a fifth of humanity would be exposed to dangerously high temperatures by 2100 as a result of current climate

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Hydrogen Storage in Coal Could Support the Clean Energy Economy

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Coal may wind up being an unexpected destination in the effort to create hydrogen as a clean energy source that might reduce our reliance on fossil fuels. In order to

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Study makes Significant Strides toward Understanding the Fatal Bronzing of Palm Trees

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The deadly bronzing disease, also known as Texas Phoenix palm decline (TPPD), is a devastating condition that affects a variety of palm tree species. It

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Despite significant progress, two mercury emissions hotspots persist.

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The remarkable success of the federal government's signature environmental laws is absent from partisan political debates regarding regulations affecting the energy sector. A good example

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According to Plant Ecologist, “Zero Plant Extinction” is Possible

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Plant ecologists have long been concerned about the increasing rates of plant extinction caused by habitat loss, climate change, and other anthropogenic factors. However, with concerted efforts and effective conservation

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Giant Underwater Landslides in Antarctica Caused by Past Climate Change

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Large underwater landslides in Antarctica have been explained by scientists, and they think that these landslides may have caused tsunami waves to spread over the

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Where Trees and Shrubs Replace Grass, the Risk of Wildfire Spreading Increases

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Approximately the previous ten years, approximately 61,000 wildfires have burned an average of 7.2 million acres year across the United States. Once a wildfire starts

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Compared to Atlantic Corals, Indo-Pacific Corals are more Climate Change Resistant

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Corals in the Atlantic Ocean have declined precipitously in recent years as a result of global warming and other environmental changes, whereas corals in the Pacific and Indian Oceans have