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New Year festivities are a universal phenomenon, celebrated by people from diverse cultures, religions, and backgrounds.
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Adetokunbo Abiola
Rising Tides, Falling Freshwater: The Saltwater Intrusion Crisis
In South Africa, saltwater contribution to groundwater percentages range from 0.01 to forty-three percent, while in places like Somalia, the percentages…
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Adetokunbo Abiola
Big Oil's Renewable Retreat: A Step Back in Time
Earlier in the week, British oil giant BP showed another indication of reducing investment in renewable energy, pegging the amount of investments it…
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Taking Off, but Leaving a Lasting Mark: Airport Construction's Environmental Legacy
Authorities in London plan a third runway at the Heathrow Airport, allowing for an estimated capacity of around seven hundred and forty thousand flights…
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Adetokunbo Abiola

November 2024

Tides of Trouble: Fish Populations face Challenges in Numerous Basins
As many as three thousand fish species make the Amazon basin their home, swimming through one thousand, one hundred tributaries of the great river, some…
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Greenhouse Gases Deadly Dance: CO2, N2O and CH4 Emissions' Alarming Card
Carbon dioxide emissions show no sign of having reached a peak, as total emissions are set to hit forty-one billion, six hundred million tons this year…
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Fractured Planet: Glaciers Thawing, Rivers Running Dry, Reefs Vanishing
For the thirty-sixth year in a row, glaciers lost rather than gained ice, the yearly rate of decrease at more than 58 billion tonnes and the rate of…
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Spills, Pipes, Deforestation’s Rhyme: Rainforests Carbon Crime
Between 1972 and 2015, the Ecuadorian Amazon rainforest suffered from one thousand, one hundred and sixty-eight registered oil spills, with at least one…
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Rhapsody in Ruin: Climate Change's Devastating Impacts on Animal Habitats
Frog habitats the world over face challenges, with between fifteen percent and thirty-six percent of them expected to regularly experience drought…
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October 2024

Consequences of Declining, Thawing, and Acidifying Carbon Sinks
Though the Amazon, the world's largest tropical forest, remains a net carbon sink, it verges on becoming a net source, with forests in regions outside…
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Rethinking our Attitude to Wildlife means our Attitude to Food needs Rethinking
Between 1970 and 2020, the steepest decline in biodiversity took place in Latin America, which suffered a ninety-four percent decrease in monitored…
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Shrinking Rivers, Shrinking Lakes equal a Shrinking Future
In the summer of 2022, the Yangtze river experienced an extreme drought, with more than fifty percent of its main trunk below the average of the…
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