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    Vertical Farming: Can Growing Food Indoors Save Water and Land?

    Vertical farms cultivate crops indoors using stacked layers, which consume comparatively less land and water…
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    Whales and Climate: How the Giants of the Sea Help Capture Carbon

    Whales help combat climate change. Studies conducted by the IMF claim that one whale captures…
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    Peatlands: The Overlooked Carbon Stores Under Our Feet

    Though a mere 3 percent of Earth’s surface is made up of peatlands, these ecosystems…
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    Is Lab-Grown Meat Better for the Planet?

    People tend to think that lab meat is more environmentally-friendly than beef because it consumes…
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    How Wolves Changed Yellowstone: The Story of a Trophic Cascade

    In 1995, scientists took 14 gray wolves from Canada with the hopes of restoring the…
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    Ocean Dead Zones: Why Some Seas Are Running Out of Oxygen

    The water lying on the ocean floor may not have enough oxygen content for almost…
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    Himalayan Glaciers Are Melting: What It Means for South Asia’s Rivers

    Outside of both polar regions, the Himalayas account for the greatest proportion of ice. Himalayan…
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    Permafrost Thaw: What Happens When the Frozen Ground Melts

    Underneath the Arctic lies land that has been frozen for thousands of years. permafrost thaw,…
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    Coral Reefs on the Brink: What Mass Bleaching Means for the Ocean

    The unfortunate truth is that, in history, coral reefs have experienced the worst bleaching period…
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    Vanishing Night Skies: How Light Pollution Harms Wildlife and Sleep

    If someone steps out in a large city at night, there are hardly any stars…
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