Environment
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Apex Predators’ Comeback Fails To Restore Ecosystems, 20-Year Experiment Shows
A Colorado State University experiment spanning more than two decades has found that removal of apex predators from an ecosystem can create lasting changes that are not reversed after they return—at least, not for a very long time.
Latest Research Articles
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EU Target of Slashing Greenhouse Gas Pollution By 90% Aimed At Preventing Violent Weather Systems
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Chile Deadly Wildfires: At Least 120 People Reported Dead; Death Toll Likely To Rise
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Algae In Southern Ocean Can Survive With Minimal Vitamin B12, Has Implication in Climate Change
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Whittier: Most Residents of This Alaskan Town with 'Freezing Temperatures and Frequent Animal Visitors' Live Under One Building
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Pet Pesticide Pollution in UK Rivers Mostly Comes from Wastewater Sewage Treatment After Handwashing Pets [Study]
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Crab-Eating Sea Otter Return Can Rescue California's Marshland from Decline Due to Erosion
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Climate Change-Driven Ice Sheet Melt Causes Land Uplift of Greenland Bedrock [Study]
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9th Century AD Sword In Near Perfect Condition Unearth In Polish River
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Climate Change 'Deniers' Use Motivated Reasoning To Justify Behavior, Study Says
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Ancient Underthrust Rocks in Prehistoric Subduction Zones Could Help in Earthquake Prediction [Study]
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Mountain Glaciers in China are Melting Faster Than Previously Thought Due to Global Heat Wave [Study]
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Toxic Red Tide Costs Florida's Economy $2.7 Billion as Tourists Avoid Algal Blooms on Beaches [Study]