A recent study focusing on "the L.A. megacity" found that urban greenery added a small unexpected amount to the region's overall output of carbon dioxide.
Study: Decaying Urban Greenery Plays a Surprising Role in Carbon Emissions
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In Search of Cooler Waters, Marine Species Are Shifting Northward or Diving Deeper
In waters off the Northeast, fish and shellfish are moving northward at a significant rate.
Dairy Cows Exposed to Heavy Metals Worsen Antibiotic-Resistant Pathogen Crisis
Dairy cows, exposed for a few years to drinking water contaminated with heavy metals, carry more pathogens loaded with antimicrobial-resistance genes able to tolerate and survive various antibiotics.
Implementing Carbon Pricing during the Pandemic Could Help Countries Recover Greener, Smarter
Countries across the globe have been struggling to deal with the impact of Covid-19 and its accompanying economic slowdown.
Researcher Studying Microplastics In Surface Water
How big of a problem is the issue of microplastics in our surface water?
Media, NGO Framing of Climate Change Affects How People Think About Issue: Studies Show
Climate change is an emotionally charged topic that can stir political arguments and inspire people to take action. How people talk about it, especially news media and organizations dedicated to combating the issue, can influence how people think about climate change, a University of Kansas researcher shows in a pair of new studies.
