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The Ever-Changing Face of Boreal Forests: A Study on Fire-Induced Transformations

A groundbreaking study conducted by Northern Arizona University has shed new light on the impact of fire on boreal forests…

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Sable Island: Threats to the Ecosystem’s Freshwater Resources

Sable Island, located almost 200 kilometers off the coast of Nova Scotia, is a place known for its beauty and…

11 months ago

The Increasing Intensification of Atlantic Hurricanes

The intensity and rate of intensification of Atlantic hurricanes have become significant concerns in recent years. A paper published in…

11 months ago

The Greenland Ice Sheet: A Second Chance for Recovery

Greenland is home to the second largest permanently ice-covered surface on Earth, with only Antarctica surpassing its size. Unfortunately, the…

11 months ago

The Impact of U.S. Climate Policies on Agriculture and Water Quality

The University of New Hampshire conducted a study to examine the potential effects of additional costs, known as social costs,…

11 months ago

The Threat of Uncontrolled Wildfires in the Brazilian Amazon

In recent years, Brazil has made notable progress in reducing deforestation in the Amazon rainforest, which is not only a…

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Ring of Fire eclipse 2023: When and where to watch

Wondering when and where to catch the 2023 Ring of Fire eclipse? Mark your calendar for October 14, 2023, which…

11 months ago

The Impact of Phytoplankton Physiology on the Global Carbon Cycle

Phytoplankton, the microscopic organisms that perform photosynthesis in the ocean, play a crucial role in the global carbon cycle and…

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The Impacts of 2015 Flooding and Ground Subsidence in Northern Alaska

The massive flooding of the Sagavanirktok River in northern Alaska in 2015 had immediate consequences, including the closure of the…

11 months ago

The Long-Term Implications of a Climate Overshoot on Ocean Habitats

In recent years, there has been a growing consensus among scientists that our planet is likely to surpass the 1.5℃…

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