Environment
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'Talking Plants' Respond To Danger Cues, Wounded Neighbor Species, New Report Shows
A recent report discovered plants that could respond to danger cues and communicate with other wounded plants, especially if they have volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Read here.
Latest Research Articles
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Atlantic Rainforest Faces Massive Loss of Endemic Tree Species by 80%
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Abundance of Fungi in Ocean's 'Twilight Zone' Could Unlock Species With Unique Biochemical Properties
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Deadly Earthquakes Can Strike 75% of US Based on USGS Map, With California Being At Risk
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Agricultural By-Products Can Make Animal Production More Sustainable
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![Japan Earthquake Moves Noto Peninsula Coastline by 800 Feet Due to Coseismic Coastal Uplift [Research]](https://d.natureworldnews.com/en/full/69067/japan-earthquake-moves-noto-peninsula-coastline-800-feet-due-coseismic-coastal-uplift-research.jpg?w=178&h=100&f=380052aa8a3a60fd09f5ad116dbdc38f)
Japan Earthquake Moves Noto Peninsula Coastline by 800 Ft Due to Coseismic Coastal Uplift
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Severe Drought Can Increase Widespread Wildfires in Southern Appalachian Region of Southeast, Report Warns
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Himalayas Found To Be Growing Due To Collision Of Indian, Eurasian Plates, Experts Say
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Submarine Volcano Erupted 520,000 Years Ago and Left a Giant Pumice Deposit Around Santorini
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US Forests Face Declining Productivity and Carbon Sequestration Under Climate Change
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US Winter Storm: Dangerous Cold Weather Kills Five People in Midwest, Grounds At Least 2,228 Flights Amid Snow
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US Air Pollution Emissions Decline, But Some Groups Benefit More Than Others
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Scientists Warn That 2024 May Surpass Last Year’s Hottest Record






