Environment
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New Research Highlights the Distinctive and Dynamic Characteristics of Arctic Beringia Coastal Lagoon Ecosystems
A new scientific review study led by WCS highlights the distinct and dynamic aspects of coastal lagoon ecosystems in the Arctic Beringia Region and analyzes how climate change and human activity may affect these habitats.
Latest Research Articles
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Nutrient Pollution Due to Climate Change-Induced Winter Warming Affects 40% of the US
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Here's Why Planting Trees in Dry Regions Could Actually Lead to More Atmospheric Warming
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Pine Island Started Cleanup and Clearing for Hurricane Ian's Aftermath
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The Great Salt Lake Is Experiencing Hyper Salinity, Posing a Serious Threat to the Ecosystems and Economies [Study]
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Harvesting Operations to Forest Stands With Decreasing Productivity and Accessibility Raises Worries About Future Forest Sustainability
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How To Help People and Communities Affected by Hurricanes
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Dinosaur-Killing Chicxulub Asteroid Produced Mile-High Tsunami Waves That Traveled Halfway Worldwide [Study]
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Researchers Discovers Occurrence, Investigates Source of Huge Outflow of a Proglacial Lake in Patagonia
Recycling Old Freezers, Refrigerators in El Paso Reduces Energy Consumption, Pays $70 — Texas
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Why the Link Between Fast-Melting Arctic Ice and Ocean Acidification Could Threaten Marine Life [Research]
Modular Coral Reefs Installed Off Caribbean Coasts to Undo Global Warming Damages
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Wax Worm Saliva Found to Dissolve Even the World's Most-Polluting Plastic