Environment & Climate
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The Silent Crisis in Trenton: How a Doctoral Student Uncovered a Legacy of Lead Contamination as Government Efforts Fall Short
For nearly three decades, Kim Booker lived in her home in Trenton, New Jersey, unaware that the walls surrounding her…
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Methane: The Invisible Climate Accelerator and the Global Race to Curtail Its Impact
Methane, a colorless and odorless hydrocarbon, has emerged as a central focus of international climate policy due to its extraordinary…
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The Economic Viability of E-petrol in Passenger Vehicles and Its Role in European Decarbonization Strategies
The debate over the future of the internal combustion engine has reached a critical juncture as new data suggests that…
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The Global Climate Crisis and the Future of Food Security: Assessing the Impact of Extreme Heat on Agricultural Systems and Labor Safety
A landmark joint report released by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United…
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Federal Solar Rollbacks Leave American Farmers in Financial Limbo as USDA Funding Dries Up
In the rolling pastures of Lancaster, Kentucky, sheep farmer Daniel Bell envisioned a future defined by energy independence. As his…
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Deep Diving Robots Reveal the Hidden Oceanic Mechanics Behind Antarctica’s Dramatic Sea Ice Collapse
For decades, the behavior of Antarctic sea ice remained one of the most perplexing anomalies in climate science. While the…
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The Digital Double-Edged Sword: Indigenous Communities Navigate the Promises and Perils of Artificial Intelligence
Indigenous leaders and environmental advocates gathered at the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) are currently grappling with…
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Indigenous Health Crisis Deepens as Environmental Degradation and Climate Change Erode Ancestral Lands and Sovereignty
The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, or UNPFII, convened its 25th session at the United Nations headquarters in…
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Silent Sanctuaries How New York Cemeteries Host the Worlds Largest Communities of Ground Nesting Bees
Researchers at Cornell University have identified one of the largest and oldest known communities of ground-nesting bees in the world,…
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Climate Change and the Rising Tide of Vibrio: Predicting the Future of Marine Pathogens in a Warming World
On a stretch of white sand at Pensacola Beach, Florida, researchers Bailey Magers and Sunil Kumar present a striking contrast…
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