Research led by Queen’s University Belfast has shown that invasive species, such as the grey squirrel, European rabbit and Japanese knotweed, have...
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Meeting Global Climate Targets Will Lead to 8 Million More Energy Jobs Worldwide by 2050
Researchers created a global dataset of job footprints in 50 countries and used a model to investigate how trying to meet the Paris Agreement global...
Twenty months after declaring a climate emergency and establishing a set of vital signs for the Earth, a coalition of researchers says “unrelenting...
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‘Blue Carbon’ Report and Open Letter Delivered to Leaders: Ocean Protection is Key to Climate Policy
The carbon stored in ocean ecosystems, such as mangroves and seagrasses, can help protect us from runaway global heating, yet is being largely...
- University of Texas at Austin
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The Delicate Balance of Protecting River Deltas and Society
Hundreds of millions of people live on river deltas around the world, making them central to rich diversity in culture and thriving economies.
- University of Exeter
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Marine 'Identity' Could Boost Ocean Protection
Many people are so attached to the ocean that it forms a key part of their identity, new research suggests.
- Beth Miller
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Rethinking Plastics: Urgent Call to Action on Plastics Pollution
People lived without plastic until the last century or so, but most of us would find it hard to imagine how.
- Stockholm University
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Is Global Plastic Pollution Nearing an Irreversible Tipping Point?
Current rates of plastic emissions globally may trigger effects that we will not be able to reverse, argues a new study by researchers from Sweden,...
- U.S. Department of the Interior
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Biden-Harris Administration Advances Offshore Wind in the Pacific
Departments of the Interior, Defense and the State of California agree to accelerate wind energy offshore the central and northern coasts of...
Considerable attention is now being given at the highest political levels to actions and solutions to reverse the cycle of degradation of the...
- Newcastle University
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Urgent Action Needed to Protect Dolphins and Porpoises from Bycatch in European Waters
Marine scientists are calling on the EU to adopt a comprehensive plan to protect dolphins and porpoises from fisheries bycatch in European waters.
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District (Corps) and the state of Maryland Department of...
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