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Floating Solar: Can Panels on Water Power the Future?
Floating solar utilizes lakes and reservoirs for solar panel installations as opposed to land. This usage conserves land, and the…
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Opinion
Solar Geoengineering: Could We Dim the Sun to Cool the Planet?
Solar geoengineering refers to the practice of redirecting a small amount of sunlight back into space to cool the Earth.…
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Rapid Intensification: Why Cyclones Are Strengthening Faster
A growing risk to India is the occurrence of cyclones that collect strength rapidly, making it difficult to issue alerts.…
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Opinion
Cement and Climate: Why Concrete Is One of the Biggest Emitters
Cement is responsible for approximately 8 percent of CO2 emissions globally, surpassing aviation at roughly 2.5 percent, cement and climate,…
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Kelp Forests: Why the Ocean’s Underwater Forests Are Disappearing
Kelp forests are considered to be among the most productive ecosystems in the ocean, kelp forests disappearing, however, climate change,…
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Ocean Noise Pollution: How Human Noise Harms Marine Life
The ocean is filled with sounds. Whales, dolphins, and fish use the ocean to communicate, search for food, and travel,…
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Heat Pumps: The Quiet Technology Heating and Cooling Homes Efficiently
Heat pumps explained are able to provide efficiency between 300 percent and at best only 100 percent efficiency that a…
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Opinion
Soil Degradation: Why Healthy Soil Is Running Out
According to the FAO, over 95% of the food we eat is derived from soil, and currently about 33% of…
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Wildfire Smoke: How Far It Travels and What It Does to Your Health
Wildfire smoke health, Smoke from forest fires can drift as far as 1,000 kilometers, posing health threats that are not…
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