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Opinion
Is India’s Monsoon Changing? What Climate Change Means for the Rains
India’s monsoon — rather than becoming less intense or more powerful — is becoming increasingly unpredictable. India monsoon climate change,…
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Marine Heatwaves: When the Ocean Runs a Fever
Oceans can also experience heatwaves. A marine heatwave refers to a phenomenon characterized by a warm period at sea, and…
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Trends
Amazon Rainforest Tipping Point: How Close Is Dieback?
The Amazon, responsible for generating significant amounts of rain, is under threat due to a dangerously high percentage of deforestation,…
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The Global Sand Crisis: Why the World Is Running Out of Sand
It appears that the quantity of sand is infinite, but the reality is that humans are using it at a…
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Trends
Antarctic Sea Ice Is Vanishing: Why It Matters Beyond the Poles
In terms of Antarctic sea ice, levels have been noticeably below the normal averages for several years. Antarctic sea ice…
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Trends
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 than conventional farms. However, it…
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Opinion
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 approximately thirty-three tons of CO2…
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Opinion
Peatlands: The Overlooked Carbon Stores Under Our Feet
Though a mere 3 percent of Earth’s surface is made up of peatlands, these ecosystems are the largest carbon storage…
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Opinion
Is Lab-Grown Meat Better for the Planet?
People tend to think that lab meat is more environmentally-friendly than beef because it consumes less land and requires a…
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