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The Plastic Paradox: Booming Market Amidst Environmental Chaos
The global plastic market is projected to grow from seven hundred and sixty-nine billion dollars in 2025 to a value of one trillion, one hundred and…
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The Plastic Paradox: Booming Market Amidst Environmental Chaos
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The New Normal: How Invasive Species are Redefining Ecosystems in a Warming World
The Suez Canal, completed in 1869, provided a waterway between the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea, but it has become important to blue crabs, which…
Aug 23
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The New Normal: How Invasive Species are Redefining Ecosystems in a Warming World
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The Price of Progress: How Economic Interests Are Destroying the Planet
Virunga National Park and Cuvette Centrale tropical peatland are parts of the Congo rainforest, the world's second biggest, which captures about 1.5…
Aug 16
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The Price of Progress: How Economic Interests Are Destroying the Planet
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The Business of De-Extinction: Can it Save Species or Will it Fail?
Venture capitalists like the idea behind de-extinction, which accounts for the valuing of Colossal Biosciences at an astonishing sum of ten billion, two…
Aug 9
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The Business of De-Extinction: Can it Save Species or Will it Fail?
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Running Dry: The Devastating Cost of Groundwater Extraction
At the moment, almost ninety percent of the global water consumption is for irrigation purposes, with more than forty percent of global crop production…
Aug 2
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Running Dry: The Devastating Cost of Groundwater Extraction
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July 2025
Warning for 2025: Last Year Saw Record-breaking Disasters and Losses
Last year, more than one thousand, three hundred deaths took place in Saudi Arabia during the Hajj pilgrimage, while nations such as India, Vietnam…
Jul 26
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Warning for 2025: Last Year Saw Record-breaking Disasters and Losses
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Shifting Habitats: the Great Animal Migration due to Climate Change
Mosquitoes, considered by many to be the world's deadliest animal, able to kill one million people per year through diseases, are on the move to the…
Jul 19
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Shifting Habitats: the Great Animal Migration due to Climate Change
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The Alarming Shift: Impact of Human Activities on Ocean Currents
For the first time in thirty years of monitoring, the Deep Western Boundary Current (DWBC) in the South Atlantic, a key part of the Atlantic Meridional…
Jul 12
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The Alarming Shift: Impact of Human Activities on Ocean Currents
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Private Jets: The Luxury with A Huge Carbon Footprint
Each private aircraft emitted an average of eight hundred and ten tons of greenhouse gases in 2023, equal to the quantity emitted by one hundred and…
Jul 5
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Private Jets: The Luxury with A Huge Carbon Footprint
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June 2025
Global Heat Waves: The New Normal in a Warming World
Temperatures soared about ten degrees Celsius above pre-industrial times in central Asia two months ago, with parts of Philippines experiencing…
Jun 28
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Global Heat Waves: The New Normal in a Warming World
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Mining the Earth, Polluting the Future: The Impact of Gold Extraction on Climate Change
In a study on southern Peru, an estimated eighteen thousand, four hundred and twenty one hectares out of a total of one million, three hundred and…
Jun 21
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Mining the Earth, Polluting the Future: The Impact of Gold Extraction on Climate Change
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Thirsty Cities: the Looming Water Crisis
Water levels within the aquifers in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, have declined by up to thirty meters in the past ten years, while almost half of…
Jun 14
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Thirsty Cities: the Looming Water Crisis
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