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07-07-2023
"Insanely" record-breaking heat has even shocked climate scientists
According to recent estimates, the past few days have been...
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07-07-2023
Marine heatwaves are causing massive seabird mortality events
Because they spend a substantial part of their lives soaring...
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07-06-2023
Protected forests offset a year's worth of global fossil fuel emissions
A research team from the University of Maryland, Northern Arizona...
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07-06-2023
Lead ammunition is a silent threat to bald eagle recovery
A groundbreaking study published in the journal Wildlife Society Bulletin...
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07-06-2023
Feeling the heat: Rising temperatures push the limits of the human body
A groundbreaking study is providing fascinating insights into the human...
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07-06-2023
Nearly half of US drinking water taps likely contain forever chemicals
A study from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) reveals...
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07-06-2023
Unique molting patterns may have saved birds during dinosaur extinction
Researchers may be one step closer to answering the question...
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07-06-2023
Melting Arctic glaciers are releasing a new source of potent methane emissions
In the face of the warming Arctic, melting glaciers are...
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07-06-2023
New PBS documentary explores humanity’s footprint on nature
HUMAN FOOTPRINT, a groundbreaking six-part science documentary exploring the complex...
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07-05-2023
Beautiful first videos from ESA's Lightning Imager, built to detect global severe storms
The European Space Agency (ESA) and Eumetsat have activated Lightning...
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07-05-2023
Sunscreens may be less harmful to aquatic ecosystems than expected
An interesting study from the University of Alberta is providing...
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07-05-2023
Wild birds are significantly threatened by vineyard fungicides
According to a recent study  presented at the Society for...
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