Some coral species can be resilient to marine heat waves by “remembering” how they lived through previous ones, according to a new study.
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Global experts in social and natural sciences recently unveiled the annual 10 New Insights in Climate Science Report.
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A new retrospective study has shown a significant and rapid decline in glyphosate control for all seven major weed species examined.
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New research reveals that an accordion-textured clay mineral on the seafloor, called smectite, has the ability to sequester carbon over millions of years.
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University of Houston’s Energy Transition Institute challenged students to address the critical issue of dealing with plastic waste and creating a real-world circular economy.
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The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano changed the chemistry and dynamics of the stratosphere in the year following the eruption, leading to unprecedented losses in the ozone layer of up to 7%.
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From sea to shining sea, scientists have consistently found and reported on the many microplastics polluting Earth’s oceans. Now, researchers have looked skyward—and found the same pollution.
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Using satellite images and a unique archive of historical aerial photos, researchers compiled the most complete picture of Greenland’s outlying glaciers to date.
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The device combines innovative water diagnostic and GPS technology to carry out rapid water quality analysis and plot the results to a global map.
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If global healthcare were a country it would rank fifth in the world for greenhouse gas emissions.
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The number of heat related cardiovascular deaths in the United States will increase over the next four decades, according to a new analysis.
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West Virginia University biologists will tap local eighth graders for help on important research studying what happens when acid rain stops falling.
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A research team investigated the biological risk posed by soil on the external surfaces of sea freight such as shipping containers or used machinery at sea ports in New Zealand.
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Scientists say it serves as a stark warning of the harm caused in our ocean by rising ocean temperatures, and also of the hidden damage being caused throughout the natural world as a result of climate change.
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Following a 25-year study, scientists have found that 71 of the 162 ice shelves surrounding Antarctica have reduced in volume with a net release of 7.5 trillion tons of meltwater into the oceans.
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