Environment
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Melting Arctic Ice Could Transform New International Shipping Routes Reducing Carbon Footprint
According to research, melting Arctic Ocean ice might open up new trade channels on international seas, lowering shipping's carbon footprint and undermining Russia's authority over these routes.
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Drought-Driven Famine in Somalia One of the "Worst Humanitarian Crisis" Ever
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Scientists to Use Bionic Robo-fish to Remove Microplastics from the Ocean
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Study Estimates Productivity of Mangrove Carbon Storage Using Remote Sensing Model
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More than Enough: Experts Claims that Modern Wind Turbines Provide Enough Energy Despite Global Decline in Win Resource
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‘Food Miles’ Account for 19% of All Food Emissions, New Study Says
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Dry Thunderstorms in California may Spark More Wildfires
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