It is likely to be one of the first areas that will dry out if water levels drop as much as some scientists expect.
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Net-Zero America
How state policymakers can use data from Princeton’s pioneering study to meet climate goals
Warming Temperatures Increasingly Alter Structure of Atmosphere
Climate change is having an increasing impact on the structure of Earth’s atmosphere, a new international study shows.
Emissions Reductions Now Could Yield Dramatic U.S. Health Benefits by 2030
Acting now to reduce fossil fuel emissions will result in improved air quality and dramatic reductions in pollution-related deaths, illnesses and economic losses across the United States by 2030, a new study by scientists at Duke University, NASA and Columbia University shows.
Climate Benefits From Modest Dips in Oil Demand Likely Underestimated
A decreasing reliance on oil for fuel will inevitably decrease the amount of carbon released into the atmosphere throughout the fuel’s lifecycle, from extraction and refining to combustion as it’s used by consumers.
Livestock Antibiotics and Rising Temperatures Disrupt Soil Microbial Communities
Soils are home to diverse microbial communities that cycle nutrients, support agriculture, and trap carbon – an important service for climate mitigation.
