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Plants could be the key to regulating extreme weather forecasts, as a new study demonstrates the importance of vegetation in responding to rising C02 levels. Predicting how increasing atmospheric CO2 will affect the hydrologic cycle...
In a seven-year laboratory study, international researchers have shown that significantly more methane is produced by thawing permafrost than previously thought. The findings, published in Nature Climate Change, make it possible to better predict...
Corn provides both nutrition and a renewable energy source. Now, a study has shown that the crop’s environmental costs are lower if it is used as food rather than as a biofuel. Renewable biofuels...
New research shows that used drywall can help bring dead soils back to life because it is rich in nutrients. The findings could prevent drywall from ending up in unused in landfills. Together with...
