Environment
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Mitigating Impacts of Storms and Hurricanes on Water Access and Water Supply Through Solar Power, Water Pump Systems, and Desalination
Scientists are trying to mitigate the effects of storms and hurricanes on the water access and water supply by employing solar power, an innovative water pump system, and desalination.
Latest Research Articles
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Hurricane Iota Brings Death and Devastation Across Central America
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US Agriculture: Livestock and Crop Production, Lessened Water Use
The Mariana Trench and Other Pacific Ocean Trenches Get Toxic Mercury From Fish Carcasses
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Scientist Predicts the Future of Fishing Industry as Artisanal, Leaving Behind Large Industrial Fishing Fleets
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Hurricane Iota May Weaken to Tropical Storm But Landslides and Flooding Remains a Threat
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World Summit Aimed to Discuss Carbon Emission Reduction of Shipping Industry
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Hurricane Iota Hits Nicaragua as Category 4 Storm
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Oil Rig from Exxon Made into Artificial Reef in the Gulf of Mexico
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Australia Proposes the World's Most Ambitious Project on Renewable Energy
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Hurricane Iota Now Category 2; May Devastate Central America
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Storm Vamco Causes Damage and Injuries in Vietnam, the Death toll in Philippines Rises to 67 as Rescue Operations Continue
Mt Taranaki Eruption May Take Out Regional Power in New Zealand
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