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Melting Glaciers and Continental Uplift
A new study shows that the impact of land uplift on sea level depends on glacier melt rates.
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The Enigma of Dark Oxygen
Natural metal nodules emit oxygen in the dark depths of the ocean, challenging the assumption that oxygen production requires photosynthesis.
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Reckoning with Our Climate Impact: Shared Responsibility for a Shared Future
To address the climate crisis, we need to acknowledge our responsibility and commit to correcting our mistakes.
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Slowly Disappearing Canopy - Tropical Forests in Peril
The Green Lungs at risk: how small actions can lead to the collapse of rainforests
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The German Cockroach That Took Over the World
A new study examines how the German cockroach spread worldwide, becoming an unwelcome guest in our homes.
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The Hottest Day – Breaking Heat Records Again and Again
Three main factors are driving the recurring heat records: human activity, continental structure, and the El Niño phenomenon
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The Bat Epidemic and Infant Mortality
A new study suggests a link between these phenomena, attributed to increased insecticide use.
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Day of the Bomb: Humanity's Survival After Nuclear War
Could a global nuclear war lead to human extinction? Probably not.
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