Environment
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44% of Earth’s Land in Need of Conservation To Protect Biological Diversity and Environmental Systems
Dr. James R. Allan of the University of Amsterdam led a team that used powerful geospatial algorithms to find the finest locations throughout the world to rescue terrestrial species and ecosystems. They also utilized spatially explicit land-use scenarios to estimate how much of this area will be threatened by human activity by 2030.
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Millions of Tons of Extremely Reactive Chemicals Found Lingering in the Earth’s Atmosphere
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Megadrought Continues to Strain Chile’s Freshwater Resources to Breaking Point
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Scientists Uncover How the Gulf of Mexico Survived Ancient Climate and Tectonic Mass Extinction Event
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China Earthquake Update: Two Earthquakes Kill At Least Four People, Cause Infrastructural Damage, and Travel Delay in Sichuan
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Activists Rescue Scared Dog From Meat Shop in China Ahead of the Yulin Festival
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Despite Being the World's Second-Longest River, Why Are There No Bridges in Amazon?
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