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The color of oceans has changed over decades due to climate change
Is the color of the ocean changing hues? In the past two decades, over 56% of the world’s oceans have…
Can capitalizing on soil’s natural carbon sink qualities massively cut emissions?
Tweaking agricultural practices could help store some 31 gigatons of greenhouse gasses per year and avoid surpassing the 1.5°C warming…
Paris summit concludes with some progress, yet fails to provide lifeline for debt-distressed nations
A lifeline lost for debt distressed nations: A Paris summit last week meant to address global finance sealed some notable…
The revival of a lost coffee strain could pave the way for more climate-resilient java
Caffeine addicts, rejoice: Stenophylla — a heat-tolerant coffee strain “lost” to commercial production for over 50 years — has been…
Palmear: The tree-whisperers using AI to curb pest population growth in MENA
Invasive pests set back the global economy some USD 220 bn on an annual basis, ruining some 40% of global…
Warmer air is creating more flight turbulence and increasing aviation cost
Turbulent times ahead: Warmer air from increased global CO2 emissions is creating bumpier flights around the world, The Guardian reports,…
Smaller species are better equipped for adapt to climate change
Smaller creatures more likely to survive a warming planet: Species that are smaller, more widespread, and less complex — such…
Air quality monitoring networks could be a huge untapped source of biodiversity data
Air quality monitoring stations are unintentionally capturing large amounts of airborne DNA from animals and plants helping scientists track biodiversity,…
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