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Coral Reefs Explained: Why They Matter and the Threats Putting Them at Risk
Coral reefs are less than 1% of the oceans floor but support around 25% of marine life. They are made…
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Seed Banks Explained: How the World Protects Its Crop Diversity for Future Meals
A seed is a little instruction manual full of information telling us how to grow food. Seed banks are special…
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Rooftop Solar Explained: How It Works, What It Costs and Who Benefits
Electricity prices are consistently increasing. Many people are now turning to Rooftop solar systems. These allow homes and small businesses…
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Green Roofs: How Rooftop Gardens Cool Cities and Cut Energy Bills
Anyone who has stood on a flat concrete roof in midsummer knows how fierce it gets up there. Now picture…
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Can Carbon Markets Truly Protect the World’s Forests?
About carbon markets, carbon credits compensate for emissions that have been avoided, rather than for the protection of forests. A…
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Rare Earth Mining and the Race for Green Technology
Turbines dependent on the current and electric automobiles rely on the rare magnets found in the earth. This is possible…
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How Weight Loss Drugs Could Reshape Land Use
By late 2025, it has been estimated that up to one in eight US adults have been taking GLP-1 weight…
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The Environmental Risks of Deep Sea Mining
The deep-seabed still remains unexplored; however, companies are looking to commence their mining activities. Although the International Seabed Authority has…
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Why Inland Waters Are Overlooked Carbon Ecosystems
The lakes, ponds, and reservoirs (inland waters) are known as emitters of carbon gas, but they are also its storers:…
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Space Debris Falling Into Earth’s Oceans
Reentries are now commonplace occurrences. According to ESA, space debris more than three objects enter the Earth’s atmosphere every day,…
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