DNA study reveals humans, not climate, responsible for ancient megafauna decline.
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Intense Heatwave in China: A Consequence of Human Actions
Analysis linking North China’s June heatwave to human-induced climate change, stressing health and economic impacts, urging global heat adaptation.
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Climate Change Poses Risk of Methane Release from Oceanic Fire-Ice
In-depth research unveils climate change’s threat to oceanic fire-ice, with potential methane release.
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Climate ChangeFossilsPaleontologyPlanktonSciTech NewsUniversity Of Leicester
“Unearthed Microfossils from Earth’s Ancient Oceans Provide a Unique Glimpse into the Past”
Half-billion-year-old microfossils reveal ancient ocean life and climate insights in a groundbreaking study.
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Climate Change Could Reshape Italian Mountain Forests Forever
Climate change threatens Italian mountain forests, altering tree species and ecosystems. Detailed study warns of significant impacts.
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MIT’s Study on Smectite’s Role in Carbon Sequestration and Climate Impact
MIT study finds smectite clay, formed by tectonics, traps carbon, influencing climate and potentially triggering ice ages.
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Climate ChangeGlacierGlobal WarmingGreenlandSciTech NewsUniversity At Buffalo
Meltdown in Greenland: Glaciers Losing Ground Twice as Fast
Greenland’s peripheral glaciers are rapidly retreating, doubling their 21st-century loss rate, a concerning sign of climate change.
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Giant Unleashed: World’s Largest Iceberg Sets Sail After Decades of Stillness
by Manuel Costaby Manuel CostaMassive Iceberg A-23A Breaks Free, Embarks on Epic Journey Northward After Decades of Stillness
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AntarcticaClimate ChangeGlaciologyGlobal WarmingIce MeltOhio State UniversitySciTech News
Revealing the Unseen Thinness of Antarctica’s Ice Shelves: A Groundbreaking Study
Study reveals Antarctic ice shelves are 6% thinner than thought, impacting sea level rise and climate predictions.
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AntarcticaClimate ChangeGlacierIce MeltSciTech NewsUniversity Of Leeds
“Antarctic Glacier’s Swift Collapse: A Wake-up Call for Ocean Monitoring”
Antarctic Glacier’s Rapid Collapse due to Ocean Warming: Urgent Call for Ocean Monitoring