Environment
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Insect Invasion: Emerald Ash Borer Detected in Multiple Counties, Threatening Texas Trees
The invasive insects involve a beetle species which were first detected in North America in 2002 but have spread since then. Click to read more.
Latest Research Articles
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Beyond El Niño: Understanding the True Drivers Behind East Africa’s Catastrophic Floods
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Tonga Volcano Eruption Caused by Underground Gas Buildup Instead of Magma, Seawater Reaction [Study]
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Finnish Company Develops Sustainable Lab-Grown Meat Using Air, Electricity and Microbes
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Floods That Hit Afghanistan Most Likely To Intensify, UN Warns
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Water Scarcity Looms Large: Climate Change and Development Threaten Global Water Security
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From Ice Shelf to Iceberg: Brunt's Dramatic Transformation Threatens Research Outpost
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Plant Reproduction: Angiosperms with Male and Female Reproductive Organs Can Mate and Reject Suitors [Study]
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Alaska River Turning Rusty Orange Result Of Thawing Permafrost, Study Says
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Mangroves in Danger: 50% of Mangrove Ecosystems Could Disappear Due to Climate Change, Deforestation and Pollution [Study]
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5 Beauty Brands Making an Impact on the Environment
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International Maritime Court Delivers Historic Legal Win For Small Island Nations Fighting To Protect Ocean
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Voluntary Carbon Offset Market Booms Analysis Shows Increased Activity in Asia-Pacific