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El Niño Weather Pattern: Why Drought and Flash Floods Are Now Striking Together
For decades, El Niño was mostly a dry weather signal, a warning of weak monsoons and falling crop production. El…
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Bali Coral Reefs Could Bounce Back if Tourism Turns Sustainable, New Study Finds
Bali’s beaches attract millions of travellers every year, but beneath the waves a quieter story is developing. Bali coral reefs,…
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Florida Oyster Shell Recycling Turns 500,000 Tonnes of Waste Into Thriving Coral-Free Reefs
Nobody expects leftovers from a seafood dinner to change a coastline, yet that’s more or less what happened in Florida.…
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Volcano’s Ash Cloud Quietly Wiped Out Methane, and Scientists Can’t Stop Talking About It
Something strange happened after the Hunga Tonga volcano erupted beneath the South Pacific in January 2022. volcanic methane removal, Along…
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How Gujarat’s Villagers Turned Mangroves Into a Natural Coastal Shield
Drive along Gujarat’s coast today and you’ll see thick green belts of trees standing between the villages and the sea.…
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Panama Canal Traffic Cut Again as El Niño Drought Deepens: What Global Trade Should Expect
Ships are backing up at one of the world’s most important trade routes again. The Panama Canal has started cutting…
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Plastic Waste Fertilizer: How Scientists Are Turning Trash Into Plant Food
Most of us throw plastic away without a second thought, yet that same plastic waste can sit in landfills or…
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China’s Red Sand Sea: The Taklimakan Desert’s Rare Crimson Dunes That Look Painted, Not Natural
Most people think of deserts in shades of gold and beige, so a stretch of deep red sand feels almost…
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Japan’s No-Pollen Tree Plan: Can New Forests Cure a Nationwide Hay Fever Crisis?
Ask almost anyone in Japan what spring feels like, and pollen comes up before cherry blossoms do. Japan no-pollen tree…
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Morocco’s Wild Weather Swing: How a Super El Niño Could Decide the Next Chapter of North Africa’s Drought Crisis
Seven years without proper rain. Then, almost overnight, floods strong enough to bring dead rivers back to life. Morocco drought…
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