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Less Snow Makes Trees Absorb Less Carbon, According to New BU Study
Over a decade of data demonstrate that in a warming climate, less snowpack in New England could disrupt tree growth and carbon uptake.
Revealing the Secret Behind Noctilucent Clouds
The researchers behind the UiT-led rocket project MaxiDusty-2 aim to uncover why noctilucent clouds are forming more frequently than before and whether this could eventually impact Earth's temperature.
University of Houston Engineer Creates a Possible Replacement for Plastic
Improved bacterial cellulose could lead to stronger, eco-friendly materials for everyday use.
A Booming Bloom Returns to the Gulf of Maine
In summer 2025, waters in the Gulf of Maine popped with vivid swirls of blue and green.
Towering Plume From Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki
Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki, a volcano on the Indonesian island of Flores, erupted on July 7, 2025, propelling a column of ash 18 kilometers (11 miles) into the air.
