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  • Human-Caused Warming Likely Intensified Hurricane Harvey's Rains

    New research shows human-induced climate change increased the amount and intensity of Hurricane Harvey’s unprecedented rainfall. The new findings are being published in two separate studies and being presented in a press conference today at the 2017 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, along with additional new findings about recent Atlantic Ocean hurricanes.

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  • Marine Turtles Dying After Becoming Entangled in Plastic Rubbish

    Hundreds of marine turtles die every year after becoming entangled in rubbish in the oceans and on beaches,  including plastic ‘six pack’ holders and discarded fishing gear.  

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  • California's 2017 Wildfire Season Continues to Break Records

    The Thomas Fire burning north of Los Angeles in Ventura County, California is now the state’s fifth-largest wildfire on record. Less than 15 percent contained and moving west quickly, the fire is being fueled by dry conditions and strong winds. It is one of five wildfirescurrently burning in southern California.

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  • Green infrastructure: New tool by University of Toronto researchers to help construction industry reduce carbon footprint

    A team of researchers from the University of Toronto is partnering with the construction industry to help reduce the carbon footprint of buildings, bridges, public transit and other major infrastructure projects.

    “What we’re building is a decision-support tool that can be used in the early stages of design and planning,” says Heather MacLean, a professor in the department of civil engineering who is one of five Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering professors involved in the project. “Ultimately, the goal is to produce infrastructure with much lower greenhouse gas impact.”

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  • Exposure to Air Pollution Just Before or After Conception Raises Risk of Birth Defects

    Women exposed to air pollution just prior to conception or during the first month of pregnancy face an increased risk of their children being born with birth defects, such as cleft lip or palate or abnormal hearts.

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  • Scientists Home in on Causes of High Radium Levels in Key Midwestern Aquifer

    Oxygen levels, dissolved minerals among factors responsible for high concentrations of radium in untreated water from aquifer that underlies six states

    U.S. Geological Survey scientists have shed new light on processes that happen deep underground.

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  • Transportation Replaces Power in U.S. as Top Source of CO2 Emissions

    Power plants have been the biggest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States for more than 40 years. But according to new data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, transportation has now claimed the top spot.

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  • Successful Nigerian business-NGO partnerships rooted in collaboration

    What’s the key ingredient to successful partnerships? York University Development Studies Professor Uwafiokun Idemudia reviewed existing research on an unorthodox union between a non-governmental organization (NGO) and an oil company with a history of spills in Nigeria. He found that collaboration was beneficial even when innate creative tensions exist, and to reach sustainable targets, the company needs to align its overall strategy with the goals of the partnership.

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  • Clean Energy: Experts Outline How Governments Can Successfully Invest Before It's Too Late

    Governments need to give technical experts more autonomy and hold their nerve to provide more long-term stability when investing in clean energy, argue researchers in climate change and innovation policy in a new paper published today.

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  • Traffic pollution putting unborn babies' health at risk, warn experts

    Traffic pollution, but not traffic noise, linked to low birth weight

    Air pollution from road traffic is having a detrimental impact upon babies’ health in London, before they are born, finds a study.

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