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Catchment restoration can reduce human-driven climate change impacts

Environment
A new research study highlights that catchment restoration can reduce the impact of human-driven climate change in mountainous regions. New research, led by Dr Petra...

Relocation of agricultural land could greatly reduce carbon emissions

Environment
Scientists design a map to display the potential relocation of agricultural land to maximise long-term environmental benefits without compromising food security. Scientists have constructed a...

Utilising Global Navigation Satellite System to monitor volcanic activity

Technology
New study highlights the possibility to utilise a dense Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) at a cell phone base to monitor seismic activity. A paper...

Study proves that Antarctic fish have fundamental growth limitations

Environment
Scientists have conducted a study that highlights how Antarctic fish have a much lower growth rate than warmer water fish. Antarctic fish have adapted over...

Human actions accelerate climate-driven flooding and droughts

Environment
A study of more than 2,000 streams and rivers around North America has uncovered that those altered by human activity are at greater risk...

Scientists investigate factors involved in volcano collapse

Science
A collaborative team of researchers led by Gadja Mata University has analysed summit dome instabilities at Merapi Volcano, Indonesia, in order to learn more...

Observation of the Arctic Sea leads to accurate climate model predictions

Environment
A research team from the University of Huddersfield has studied sea ice fragmentation in the Arctic to generate climate model predictions with superior accuracy. Why...

UN experts warn the number of wildfires has increased by 50%

Environment
Governments are called to radically shift their investments to focus on the prevention and vigilance to combat rising numbers of global wildfires. Climate change and...

Delayed spread of Antarctic ice sheet revealed from 35 million years ago

Environment
A research team from the Alfred Wegner Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI), discovered that the formation of the West Antarctic...

RSS-Hydro: Active participants in the digital revolution of the space sector

Special Reports
RSS-Hydro is joining a collaborative effort to participate in the digital revolution of the space sector in Luxembourg. We are in an era of interconnectivity...

Connecting climate change mitigation policies to save African River basins

Environment
Study reveals potential consequences for water, energy, and food security in African river basins if global leaders are unable to coordinate climate change mitigation. A careful...

Novel study finds hummingbirds are pollinating more than bees

Environment
A collaborative research team, including Bonn University, have observed a significantly higher seed set in hummingbird pollination compared to bees. How was this comparison discovered? An...

Electric vehicles can help prevent Arctic Sea ice from melting

Electric Vehicles
Businesses can help reverse climate change by ensuring their company vehicles and salary sacrifice schemes are Climate Positive with Fleet Electric. Antarctic and Arctic sea...

Scientists develop novel method to convert CO2 into fuel

Environment
A research team from Lund University, Sweden, have demonstrated that it is possible to convert Carbon Dioxide (CO2) into fuel, by utilising advanced materials...

Researchers produce stages of planetary intelligence

Space
University of Rochester astrophysicist, Adam Frank, discusses four stages of Earth’s past and possible future to illustrate how planetary intelligence could play a role...

Nanofoams could be key to surviving mass extinctions

Science
Scientists analysed a high-resolution 3D study of conifer pollen to reveal nanofoams made by nature that could be the key to surviving mass extinctions. Scientists...

Insights into the future of the Arctic

Environment
Researchers are currently investigating the future of the Arctic through the research results from the MOSAiC expedition, to reveal the drastic effects of climate...

Scientists investigate the last terra incognita on the Earth’s surface

Environment
A collaborative research team led by the University of Bremen conducted a study to investigate the deep ocean floor, the least explored ecosystem on...

The demand for urgent coastal rehabilitation

Environment
New research has revealed that only 15% of coastal regions around the world remain intact, encouraging urgent coastal rehabilitation and conservation on a global...

Enormous methane emissions from oil and gas industry detected from space

Environment
For the first time on a global scale, using satellite imagery, scientists have quantified volumes of methane emissions due to fossil-fuel extraction activities and...
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