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The scorching heat that overwhelmed Arizona this summer raised concerns about the future of the planet’s warmest season. As Arizona faced power outages and an alarming rise in heat-related deaths among vulnerable populations, the city of Phoenix found itself making national headlines. The question that inevitably arose was: How do people survive in such harsh
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Methane emissions are a significant contributor to global warming, with methane being 80 times more effective in trapping heat than CO2. As a result, reducing methane emissions is crucial in the fight against climate change. In a promising development, University of Oxford researchers, in collaboration with Trillium Technologies’ NIO.space, have leveraged machine learning and hyperspectral
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Our current consumption and production systems are placing an unsustainable burden on our natural resources. These systems, which cater to our societal needs for food, shelter, energy, and health, require a significant shift towards sustainability. Researchers from diverse fields have long been exploring potential solutions to make these systems more sustainable. However, it is now
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Climate change remains a pressing global issue, and understanding the factors that contribute to it is crucial for accurate forecasting and mitigation measures. One significant contributor to climate change is aerosol particles and their interaction with the atmosphere. The impact of these particles depends on various factors, including their size, chemical composition, and their ability
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New research recently published in Science Advances provides a surprisingly positive outlook for our planet. The study suggests that plants may have a greater capacity to absorb carbon dioxide (CO2) from human activities than previously predicted. While this finding is encouraging, it should not be interpreted as a reason for governments to ease up on
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With the increasing concern over climate change, the importance of corporations reporting their carbon footprint has never been greater. However, a new study published in the journal PLOS Climate reveals that most corporations are not reporting the full extent of their carbon emissions. Despite claiming to be “green,” many companies fail to disclose their Scope
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