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Orthodox Community Embraces Renewable Energy

Orthodox Community Embraces Renewable Energy

Through small scale solar, wind, and hydro power, an NGO educates about renewable energy and climate change.… Read More

Timelines in Timber: Inside a Tree-Ring Laboratory

Timelines in Timber: Inside a Tree-Ring Laboratory

Tree rings, one of the many proxies researchers use to understand climate change, are more intricate than they seem. … Read More

China Takes Charge in Fight Against Climate Change

China Takes Charge in Fight Against Climate Change

Long accused of inaction, the country has put plans in place to reverse its record on carbon emissions, argues Rob Elsworth. Read More

Iceland’s Volcanoes May be Used to Power the UK

Iceland’s Volcanoes May be Used to Power the UK

The energy minister is to visit Iceland in May to discuss connecting the UK to its abundant geothermal energy. Read More

Loss of ‘Largest Wetland’ Could Tip Ocean Balance

Loss of ‘Largest Wetland’ Could Tip Ocean Balance

Once thought to be too harsh and inhospitable to support any living thing, the ice sheets are now known to be a gigantic reservoir of microbial life. Read More

Warming Climate Sets Microbe Evolution in Ice in Motion

Warming Climate Sets Microbe Evolution in Ice in Motion

Microbes frozen in ice for eons are evolving as they thaw and could force out existing microbial populations. Read More

Bugs in the Ice Sheets: Melting Glaciers Free Old Bacteria

Bugs in the Ice Sheets: Melting Glaciers Free Old Bacteria

The world's ice sheets serve as cold-storage for creatures we haven't seen in eons, which concerns scientists. Read More

State-by-State Look at How Early Spring Has Arrived

State-by-State Look at How Early Spring Has Arrived

An interactive illustrating how over the past several decades, spring weather has arrived earlier in most parts of the U.S.… Read More

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