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  • Leaving More Big Fish in the Sea Reduces CO2 Emissions

    An international team of scientists has found leaving more big fish in the sea reduces the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) released into the Earth’s atmosphere.

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  • Climate Change Drives Plants to Extinction in the Black Forest in Germany, Study Finds

    Climate change is leaving its mark on the bog complexes of the German Black Forest.

    >> Read the Full Article
  • Zeta’s Strong Waves Will Cause Coastal Change Along the Gulf Coast

    A new U.S. Geological Survey coastal change forecast predicts sandy beaches in Louisiana and Mississippi may be heavily damaged by Zeta, which is expected to make landfall Oct. 28 as a hurricane.

    >> Read the Full Article
  • Amazon Deforestation Stimulates Soil Microbes to Produce More Greenhouse Gases

    A team of researchers say they have pinpointed the source – methane-producing microorganisms – for large amounts of methane emitted from rainforest-turned-cattle-pasture in Brazil’s Amazon region.

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  • Blanchard Lab Leads National Soil Microbiome Investigation

    In a new national effort, scientists led by Jeff Blanchard, biology, have received a two-year, renewable resource grant from the Department of Energy (DOE).

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  • Reforestation Plans in Africa Could Go Awry

    The state of mature ecosystems must be taken into account before launching massive reforestation plans in sub-Saharan Africa, according to geo-ecologist Julie Aleman, a visiting researcher in the geography department of Université de Montréal.

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  • Why Laughing Gas Is a Growing Climate Problem

    Carbon dioxide and methane are the biggest drivers of global warming related to human activities. 

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  • How Extreme Heat Affects Learning

    Extreme heat may deepen educational inequities for students around the world, according to new research coauthored by Patrick Behrer, a postdoctdoral scholar in Stanford's Center on Food Security and the Environment, Jisung Park at the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation and Joshua Goodman at Boston University. 

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  • East Troublesome Fire Spreads to the Rockies

    The blaze grew 140,000 acres in 24 hours to become the second largest fire in Colorado history.

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  • NASA Funds Projects to Make Geosciences Data More Accessible

    NASA has accumulated about 40 petabytes (PB) of Earth science data, which is about twice as much as all of the information stored by the Library of Congress.

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