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Mass Die-Offs: Why Animals Are Dying in Heatwaves
Extreme temperatures are a lethal cause of wildlife deaths (mass die-offs heatwaves), as suggested by the data on species recorded…
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Neonicotinoids: Did Banning Bee-Harming Pesticides Work?
To protect bees from harm, the EU imposed a ban on the outdoor use of three neonicotinoids in 2018, however,…
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Salt Marshes: Coastal Defences That Grow With the Sea
Salt marshes assist in protecting the coastline from the impact of waves just like coral reefs do, and they can…
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Battery Swapping: Can Swappable Batteries Speed Up the EV Shift?
Battery swapping allows drivers to change their empty EV batteries with charged batteries in a time period of approximately 100…
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Atmospheric Rivers: The Sky Rivers Behind Floods and Droughts
Atmospheric rivers are long strands of moisture that transport tropical water, making them the potential factor that finally ends a…
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Fisheries Subsidies: How Public Money Fuels Overfishing
Annual illegal fisheries subsidies provided by governments amount to $22 billion, leading to over-fishing due to excessive catches. How are…
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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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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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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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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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