Environment
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UN Urges International Community To Invest In Science As Ocean ‘Suffocate’ From Record Breaking Temperature
UN urged countries to invest in scientific research to protect oceans. Read more here. The United Nations encouraged the international community to invest in scientific research to protect the world's oceans, which are increasingly threatened by pollution and global warming.
Latest Research Articles
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Glacial Lake Outburst Floods: New Research Investigates Broader Range of Triggering Factors
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Great Barrier Reef Suffers ‘Worst Bleaching’ As Corals Starts To Die
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Eco-Anxiety: Effects of Climate Change May Induce Anxiety and Trigger Stress
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Only 6% Of UK National Parks Are Maintained Successfully, Study Says
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Humanity Has 2 Years To Save Planet From Effects Of Climate Change, UN Climate Chief Says
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Canada Wildfire Season Likely to Start Sooner Due to Heat and Dry Conditions
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US Sets Limit On Toxic PFAS In Drinking Water, Advocate Groups Calls It ‘Historic’ Rule
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Hottest March on Record Highlights Accelerating Global Warming
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Species Living In 17 Mountains Face Risk Of Extinction Due To Climate Changes
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Megadrought in Madagascar: Human-Caused Climate Change Worsens Impacts on Communities, Wildlife
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Climate Change Could Impact Ecosystems Across Boreal Forests, Tundra Regions Up to the Year 2500 [Study]
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250,000 Acres of Estuary Like 17 Times of Manhattan Converted to Urban Land, Agricultural Fields, Study Warns