Humans must reduce carbon dioxide and aerosol pollution simultaneously to avoid weakening the ocean’s ability to keep the planet cool, new research shows.
Reducing Aerosol Pollution Without Cutting Carbon Dioxide Could Make the Planet Hotter
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UV Light May be a Greater Risk for Melanoma Than Suspected
Studies conducted in yeast show that exposure to ultraviolet light (UV) induces new types of DNA damage that may cause the deadliest form of skin cancer, malignant melanoma.
Holes in Greenland Ice Sheet Are Larger Than Previously Thought, Study Finds
Holes that carry surface meltwater to the base of the Greenland ice sheet, called moulins, are much larger than previously thought, according to a new study based on observation and first-hand exploration by a team including a geologist from the University of Arkansas.
Report: In Retrospect, the Burning of Wood in District Heating Plants has Resulted in Climate Savings
A conversion to wood biomass (wood chips and pellets) by Danish district heating plants has benefited the climate and is the more climate-friendly option compared to coal and natural gas.
NASA Model Reveals How Much COVID-related Pollution Levels Deviated from the Norm
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, space- and ground-based observations have shown that Earth’s atmosphere has seen significant reductions in some air pollutants.
Microbial Remedies Target Chemical Threats in the Environment
Across America, hazardous waste sites pose an ongoing threat to human and environmental health. The most severe cases are known as Superfund sites, of which over a thousand currently exist.
