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Relocation of agricultural land could greatly reduce carbon emissions

Environment
Scientists design a map to display the potential relocation of agricultural land to maximise long-term environmental benefits without compromising food security. Scientists have constructed a...

Human actions accelerate climate-driven flooding and droughts

Environment
A study of more than 2,000 streams and rivers around North America has uncovered that those altered by human activity are at greater risk...

The density of snowshoe hares reveals information about forest ecosystems

Environment
Scientists utilise new camera trapping methods to reveal the density of snowshoe hares, and what that data reflects about other animal communities and the...

Delayed spread of Antarctic ice sheet revealed from 35 million years ago

Environment
A research team from the Alfred Wegner Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI), discovered that the formation of the West Antarctic...

Scientists determine excessive beekeeping is detrimental for bees

Environment
A team of researchers from the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research (WSL), conducted a study to assess the sustainability of...

Scientists reveal significant differences in black sea urchin populations

Environment
A research team from the University of Barcelona have noted that environmental changes, such as those caused by climate warming, can have a deep...

Scientists investigate the last terra incognita on the Earth’s surface

Environment
A collaborative research team led by the University of Bremen conducted a study to investigate the deep ocean floor, the least explored ecosystem on...

The demand for urgent coastal rehabilitation

Environment
New research has revealed that only 15% of coastal regions around the world remain intact, encouraging urgent coastal rehabilitation and conservation on a global...

Achieving climate goals might not save the coral reefs

Environment
Research highlights that a rise in global warming by 2oC could result in the loss of cool areas in the sea called thermal refugia...

Scientists investigate biodiversity loss denial among Finnish forest owners

Environment
A collaborative research team from the University of Eastern Finland, and the University of Helsinki, have stressed the necessity of forest owners discussing biodiversity...

Oxygen levels on Earth reveals information about life on other planets

Research & Discovery
A research team from McGill University has discovered that a deeper understanding of the Earth’s atmosphere could aid in identifying life on other planets. Scientists...

Analysing turbine-related fish mortality due to hydropower impacts

Environment
Researchers observe the ecological impacts of hydropower by analysing turbine-related fish mortality, to examine the needs for renewable energy against that of biodiversity protection. Hydroelectric...

Ecosystem restoration investigated by scientists

Environment
A team of researchers from Flinders University reveal lingering soil deficiencies after comparing results to a six-year native planting project in South Australia. What does...

Wider solutions required to meet net zero carbon targets

Environment
A report created by researchers from the University of Leicester have stressed the requirement for wider reaching solutions to allow the UK to meet...
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