biodiversity
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Human Activities Disrupt the Web of Life Through Biodiversity Loss and Technology
The efforts to increase society's environmental sustainability focus on four major challenges that need to be addressed: climate change, natural resource dissipation, environmental pollution, and biodiversity loss. Impacts on climate change are relatively straightforward to characterize through CO2 emissions. We even have ways to convert emissions of other greenhouse gases like methane and laughing gas, into CO2 equivalents, so we can calculate the overall impact on the climate in tons of CO2.
Latest Research Articles
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Wolves Reduce Moose Herbivory and Enhance Boreal Forest Biodiversity, Study Finds
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Invasive Species From Freshwater Pet Trade Threaten Germany’s Biodiversity
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AI and DNA ‘Time Machine’ Shed Light on the Impact of Climate Change and Pollution on Biodiversity in a Lake
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Ghost Ponds: A Hidden Treasure for Biodiversity and How to Restore Them
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Two New Coral Reefs in Pristine Condition Found Off Galapagos Spans the Size of 8 Football Fields
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New State Park 'Sweet Run' Opens to Visitors, Conservation of Biodiversity Still a Priority - Virginia
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Biodiversity Along Hawaii Coastline at Risk as Landowners Pull Out Native Plants
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Sewage Pollution Greatest Threat to River Biodiversity [Study]
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Massachusetts to Ban Buying Single-Use Plastics To Protect Biodiversity, Health
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Birds Play a Key Role in Food Security and Biodiversity on Diversified Farms in Costa Rica
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Beavers Seen To Return On Wetland After 400 Years
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508 Bee Species Recorded in Minnesota; Discovery Could Help Bee Conservation Efforts