Has the Amazon Reached Its ‘Tipping Point’? – The New York Times
Eventually Gatti pulled off to the right, through a tunnel of overhanging branches and into an open area where tall trees shaded a research base built as part of Nobre’s L.B.A. The base resembled an eco-lodge, with low-slung wooden buildings…
Evaluation of the current understanding of the impact of climate change on coral physiology after three decades of … – Nature.com
Hoegh-Guldberg, O. & Bruno, J. F. The impact of climate change on the world’s marine ecosystems. Science 328, 1523–1528 (2010). Article CAS Google Scholar Hoegh-Guldberg, O. et al. Coral reefs under rapid climate change and ocean acidification. Science 318, 1737–1742…
Otherworldly Scenes Show Plants Breathing in Close-Up Detail: A Long Sought Discovery
It looks like a scene from a horror movie, but eerie research shows plants breathing in close-up detail. A new study reveals biologists are gaining new insight into the intricate process, with big implications for how to feed the world in the future. Researchers from UC San Diego, Estonia, and Finland, funded by the U.S. […]
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What are the effects of climate change? How they disrupt our daily life, fuel disasters. – USA TODAY
Climate change is real and its effects are spawning a climate crisis. Weather, wildlife, food supplies and other aspects of daily life are all impacted by the effects of climate change. While global average temperatures continue rising around the world,…
How plants control their âmouthsâ
Scientists have learned from new research how plants control their ‘mouths.’ That is, they’ve learned the mechanism that lets plants breathe in carbon dioxide.
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Global warming, monsoons, and engineering – MercatorNet
Depending on where you live in the United States, if you ask someone what the worst problem facing humanity is today, you’ll get different answers. On the coasts, apparently, at least in cities and among the knowledge classes, one of…
Are 2 snowflakes ever the same?
Many billions of snowflakes drift down to Earth’s surface in the winter. Some are the lacy or star-type snowflakes. Others are what scientists call ‘columns.’
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‘Cautionary Tale’: First-Time EV Owner Spent 15 Hours Driving 178 Miles
After Colorado resident Alan O’Hashi purchased his all-electric Nissan Leaf — and became a first-time electric vehicle (EV) owner — he thought he was ready to embark on the first leg of a 2,600-mile road trip across Wyoming. But the…
Protecting the Amazon forest and reducing global warming via agricultural intensification – Nature.com
Study regions and recent trends in land use change Our analysis focuses on four biomes (referred to as regions in the rest of the text), accounting for nearly all soybean area in Brazil: the Pampa, the Atlantic Forest, the Cerrado…
Trudeau’s Fixation On Climate Change Is Devastating Canadians
The greatest and most characteristic failure of the Trudeau administration has been its war against the oil and gas industry. It was so-early signaled. There is, for example, this brilliant pat-on-his-own-back — a yoga twist Mr. Justin has perfectly mastered…
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