Environment
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Critics Claim that "Blue Acceleration" May Potentially Supercharge Ocean Exploitation
Humans have a significant impact on the Earth, but when did we become the primary engine of change in its ecosystems?
Latest Research Articles
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Petroleum Carrying Boat Sinks Near the Environmentally Fragile Galapagos Island
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Long Quiet Volcano Showed Activity As Alaska Cruise Season Begins
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New Study Reveals How Humans Respond to Abrupt Climate Change During the '8.2 Ka Event' in Europe
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The Ozone Layer’s Significant Impact in Global Warming Is a Lesser-known Fact
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Estimation of Carbon Dioxide Emissions From Fossil Fuels Becomes a Breakthrough
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Study: Prehistoric Ancestors Made Art by Using Firelight
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23 Million-Year-Old Fossilized Spider Glows Under Ultraviolet Light
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Thousands of Swarming Worms Surround a Home in Thailand Following a Deluge of Rain Showers
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Habitat Disturbance and Warming Climate: Primary Drivers of Decline in Pollinators’ Population
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Tonga Volcano Officially the Largest Eruption of the 21st Century, New Data Confirms
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Liver-Compromising Virus is Spreading Among Kids in the US
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Uzbekistan: Massive Floods and Landslides due to Heavy Rain Kill Multiple People