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Warming climate and agriculture halve insect populations in some areas
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Warming climate and agriculture halve insect populations in some areas

Climate change and intensive agricultural land use have already been responsible for a 49% reduction in the number of insects in the most impacted …

Apr 21, 2022 Mayur Tembhare
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US Nationwide maps of bird species can help protect biodiversity
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US Nationwide maps of bird species can help protect biodiversity

Researchers have developed the maps at a fine-enough resolution to help conservation managers focus their efforts where they are most likely to help birds …

Apr 16, 2022 Mayur Tembhare
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Changes in vegetation shaped global temperatures over last 10,000 years
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Changes in vegetation shaped global temperatures over last 10,000 years

Follow the pollen. Records from past plant life tell the real story of global temperatures. Warmer temperatures brought plants -- and then came even …

Apr 16, 2022 Mayur Tembhare
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Declining nitrogen availability found in our nitrogen-rich world
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Declining nitrogen availability found in our nitrogen-rich world

Following years of attention to surplus nitrogen in the environment, our evolving understanding has led to new concerns about nitrogen insufficiency in areas of …

Apr 15, 2022 Mayur Tembhare
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Huge Amazon swamp carbon stores under threat
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Huge Amazon swamp carbon stores under threat

The largest peatlands in the Amazon rainforest, which hold a vast, concentrated amount of carbon, are under increasing threat from changing land use, research …

Apr 15, 2022 Mayur Tembhare
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Research reveals human-driven changes to distinctive foraging patterns in North Pacific Ocean
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Research reveals human-driven changes to distinctive foraging patterns in North Pacific Ocean

The first large-scale study of its kind has uncovered more than 4,000 years' worth of distinctive foraging behavior in a species once driven to …

Apr 15, 2022 Mayur Tembhare
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Climate change will reshuffle marine ecosystems in unexpected ways
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Climate change will reshuffle marine ecosystems in unexpected ways

Warming of the oceans due to climate change will mean fewer productive fish species to catch in the future, according to a new study …

Apr 14, 2022 Mayur Tembhare
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Deforestation drives climate change that harms remaining forest
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Deforestation drives climate change that harms remaining forest

Scientists using climate models and satellite data reveal for the first time how protecting tropical forests can yield climate benefits that enhance carbon storage …

Apr 13, 2022 Mayur Tembhare
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Dynamic rivers contributed to Amazon's rich bird diversity
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Dynamic rivers contributed to Amazon's rich bird diversity

One of the most contentious questions in evolutionary biology is, how did the Amazon become so rich in species? A new study focused on …

Apr 10, 2022 Mayur Tembhare
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Private protected areas help conserve overlooked and threatened regions
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Private protected areas help conserve overlooked and threatened regions

New research shows that private protected areas help conserve underrepresented biomes and highly threatened regions. Researchers have assessed 17,561 privately protected areas in 15 …

Apr 8, 2022 Mayur Tembhare
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Global team of scientists determine 'fingerprint' for how much heat, drought is too much for forests
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Global team of scientists determine 'fingerprint' for how much heat, drought is too much for forests

A new study has compiled a global database of climate-induced forest die-off events, from 1970-2018, across 675 locations. After analyzing the climate conditions at …

Apr 5, 2022 Mayur Tembhare
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New non-destructive DNA method opens opportunities
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New non-destructive DNA method opens opportunities

A new method of obtaining ancient genomic data without damaging source material has been developed, creating new opportunities for museum and archaeological collections worldwide.

Apr 5, 2022 Mayur Tembhare
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