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Aug. 28, 2019 -- New research compares the growth rates between nearshore and offshore corals in the Belize Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System, the world's second-largest reef system. While nearshore corals have ... read more

Aug. 28, 2019 -- An increase in the frequency of hot and dry years could impact the water and food supplies for hundreds of millions of people in the Upper Nile ... read more

Aug. 28, 2019 -- Climate change is increasing the number of days of extreme heat and decreasing the number of days of extreme cold in Europe, posing a risk for residents in the coming decades, according to a new ... read more

Aug. 28, 2019 -- If the United States and Russia waged an all-out nuclear war, much of the land in the Northern Hemisphere would be below freezing in the summertime, with the growing season slashed by nearly 90 ... read more

Aug. 28, 2019 -- Soil scientists can't possibly be everywhere at once to study every bit of soil across the planet. Plus, soils are constantly ... read more

Aug. 27, 2019 -- Researchers found that, between 1900 and 2016, maximum temperatures in West Virginia trended downward, average minimum temperatures ascended and ... read more

Aug. 27, 2019 -- Glacier-fed rivers in northern Canada may be consuming significant amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, according to new ... read more

Aug. 27, 2019 -- Taxing carbon emissions would drive innovation and lead to improved energy efficiency, according to a new ... read more

Aug. 27, 2019 -- A new testing protocol that uses existing, affordable water chemistry tests can help scientists and regulators detect sites showing evidence of new methane gas leaks caused by oil and gas drilling, ... read more

Aug. 27, 2019 -- When there is a combination of population increase, wastewater discharge, agricultural fertilization, and climate change, the cocktail is detrimental ... read more

Satellite-Based Estimates of Reduced Deforestation in Protected Areas Needed

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Chipping Away at How Ice Forms Could Keep Windshields, Power Lines Ice-Free

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Deep Transformations Needed to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals

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Wildfires Could Permanently Alter Alaska's Forest Composition

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Big Increase in Ocean Carbon Dioxide Absorption Along West Antarctic Peninsula

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Salt Marshes' Capacity to Sink Carbon May Be Threatened by Nitrogen Pollution

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Early Life on Earth Limited by Enzyme

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Health Care Workers Unprepared for Magnitude of Climate Change

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Shift to More Intense Rains Threatens Historic Italian Winery

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Ocean Temperatures Turbocharge April Tornadoes Over Great Plains Region

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Extreme Wildfires Threaten to Turn Boreal Forests from Carbon Sinks to Carbon Sources

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Forecasting Dusty Conditions Months in Advance

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New Evidence Highlights Growing Urban Water Crisis

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Monitoring CO2 Leakage Sites on the Ocean Floor

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Wave Climate Projections Predict Risks to Aussie Coastlines

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Origin of Massive Methane Reservoir Identified

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Profound Patterns in Globally Important Algae

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Plants Could Remove Six Years of Carbon Dioxide Emissions -- If We Protect Them

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• Satellite-based estimates of reduced deforestation in protected areas needed
• Chipping away at how ice forms could keep windshields, power lines ice-free

• Deep transformations needed to achieve Sustainable Development Goals
• Wildfires could permanently alter Alaska's forest composition
• Big increase in ocean carbon dioxide absorption along West Antarctic Peninsula
• Salt marshes' capacity to sink carbon may be threatened by nitrogen pollution

• Increasing flood risk
• Early life on Earth limited by enzyme
• Rising summer heat could soon endanger travelers on annual Muslim pilgrimage
• Health care workers unprepared for magnitude of climate change

• Shift to more intense rains threatens historic Italian winery
• Ocean temperatures turbocharge April tornadoes over Great Plains region
• Extreme wildfires threaten to turn boreal forests from carbon sinks to carbon sources
• Forecasting dusty conditions months in advance
• New evidence highlights growing urban water crisis
• Monitoring CO2 leakage sites on the ocean floor
• Wave climate projections predict risks to Aussie coastlines

• Origin of massive methane reservoir identified
• Profound patterns in globally important algae
• Plants could remove six years of carbon dioxide emissions -- if we protect them
• Longline fishing hampering shark migration
• A battery-free sensor for underwater exploration
• All-in-one: New microbe degrades oil to gas

• Roadmap for detecting changes in ocean due to climate change
• Global change is triggering an identity switch in grasslands
• Why there's a 'sweet spot' depth for underground magma chambers
• Uncertainty in greenhouse gas emissions estimates
• Circulation of water in deep Earth's interior
• Climate change to shrink economies of rich, poor, hot and cold countries alike unless Paris Agreement holds
• Tools to help manage seagrass survival

• Tiny GPS backpacks uncover the secret life of desert bats
• New insight into bacterial infections found in the noses of healthy cattle

• July 2019 was hottest month on record for the planet
• Warmer winters are changing the makeup of water in Black Sea
• Data assimilation method offers improved hurricane forecasting
• Climate change 'disrupts' local plant diversity, study reveals
• Ice sheets impact core elements of the Earth's carbon cycle

• Microplastic drifting down with the snow
• Cool roofs can help shield California's cities against heat waves
• Fracking prompts global spike in atmospheric methane, study suggests

• Air pollution can accelerate lung disease as much as a pack a day of cigarettes
• Non-native invasive insects, diseases decreasing carbon stored in US forests
• Arctic could be iceless in September if temps increase 2 degrees
• Microbes have adapted to live on food that is hundreds of years old
• Key factors in how some algae harness solar energy
• How media around the world frame climate change news
• Satellite study reveals that area in Africa emits one billion tonnes of carbon
• Human impacts on oceans nearly doubled in recent decade

• Icebergs delay Southern Hemisphere future warming, study shows
• Study examines a million corals one by one in urgent call to save reefs
• Natural-gas leaks are important source of greenhouse gas emissions in Los Angeles
• Structurally complex forests better at carbon sequestration
• Arctic sea-ice loss has 'minimal influence' on severe cold winter weather
• Diet change needed to save vast areas of tropics

• Climate change conversations can be difficult for both skeptics, environmentalists

• Despite temperature shifts, treehoppers manage to mate

• Ten years of icy data show the flow of heat from the Arctic seafloor
• Back-to-back low snow years will become more common
• Persistent impacts of smoke plumes aloft
• Why humans in Africa fled to the mountains during the last ice age
• Over a century of Arctic sea ice volume reconstructed with help from historic ships' logs
• Installing solar panels on agricultural lands maximizes their efficiency
• Using lasers to visualize molecular mysteries in our atmosphere
• Marine heatwaves a bigger threat to coral reefs than previously thought, scientists find
• When invasive plants take root, native animals pay the price
• Stony corals: Limits of adaption
• Oil rigs could pump CO2 emissions into rocks beneath North Sea
• Earth's last magnetic field reversal took far longer than once thought

• A marine microbe could play increasingly important role in regulating climate
• Groundwater resources in Africa resilient to climate change
• A rocky relationship: A history of Earth's continents breaking up and getting back together
• Climate change likely to increase human exposure to toxic methylmercury
• The surprising merit of giant clam feces
• Natural gas storage research could combat global warming

• How the Pacific Ocean influences long-term drought in the Southwestern US
• Hotter, wetter, dryer: Uptick in extreme weather, temps
• Houseplants ability to survive drought can provide useful knowledge for the climate change era
• The limits of rainforest growth
• Climate change could shrink oyster habitat in California

• Missing link in algal photosynthesis found, offers opportunity to improve crop yields
• Ocean temperature 'surprises' becoming more common
• Fertilizer feast and famine: Solving the global nitrogen problem
• How wildfires trap carbon for centuries to millennia
• Geoengineering versus a volcano
• Twelve centuries of European summer droughts

• Economic growth benefits wildlife but growing human populations do not
• To learn how poison frogs are adapting to warmer temperatures, scientists got crafty

• EU agriculture not viable for the future
• From greenhouse gas to fuel
• US infrastructure unprepared for increasing frequency of extreme storms
• Ancient plankton help researchers predict near-future climate
• Mastering metabolism for shark and ray survival

• 'Is it time for another contraception revolution?'
• Krypton reveals ancient water beneath the Israeli desert
• Animal friendships 'change with the weather' in the Masai Mara
• Poisonous grasses and livestock
• Warmer winters could lead to longer blue crab season in Chesapeake Bay
• Climate change alters tree demography in northern forests

• West Coast forest landowners will plant less Douglas-fir in warming climate, model shows
• Non-lethal impacts of seabirds' plastic ingestion