greenhouse gases
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Wild Pigs Contribute As Much CO2 Emissions Than 1.1 Million Cars
The climate impact of Feral pigs is the same as 1.1 million cars, as per recent research. With the use of modeling and mapping approach, an international team of scientists projects that wild pigs are discharging 4.9 million metric tonnes of carbon dioxide yearly all over the world by uprooting soil.
Latest Research Articles
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Siberia's Thawing Permafrost Could be a Ticking 'Methane Bomb' of Greenhouse Gases
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Ocean Dead Zones: These Oxygen Minimum Zones are Emitting One of the Worst Greenhouse Gases
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Seaside Ghost Trees are Releasing Greenhouse Gases
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Greenhouse Gases are Shrinking the Stratosphere - New Study
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How Lightning Helps Clean the Air by Breaking Down Greenhouse Gases
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Amazon Rainforest Now Emits More Greenhouse Gases Than It Takes in, Leading to Global Warming
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New Satellite Can Monitor Emissions of Greenhouse Gas Methane Which Causes Climate Change
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Climate Explained: What Earth Would Be Like If We Hadn't Pumped Greenhouse Gases Into the Atmosphere
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Warming Trend Expected to Continue Through to 2020
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As Peatlands Thaw, Two Gases Much Worse Than Carbon Are Being Unchained
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Eating Beans Instead of Beef Could Help Reduce Greenhouse Gases
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Surprising Greenhouse Gas Source: Trees Actually Emit Methane Rather Than Store It