#environmental-research
#environmental-research

Privacy technologies

Up to 50 times more microplastics in glass-bottle drinks than plastic ones

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fromwww.independent.co.uk

France politics

You'll Be Flabbergasted to Learn Which Contains More Microplastics: Plastic Bottles or Glass Bottles

UK news

fromwww.independent.co.uk

Scientists fear whole UK food chain contaminated as study finds microplastics in bugs

Plastic pollution is contaminating Britain's food chain, affecting various invertebrates vital to ecological health.

Privacy technologies

Up to 50 times more microplastics in glass-bottle drinks than plastic ones

fromFuturism

France politics

You'll Be Flabbergasted to Learn Which Contains More Microplastics: Plastic Bottles or Glass Bottles

more#microplastics

#ocean-acidification

Ticking timebomb': sea acidity has reached critical levels, threatening entire ecosystems study

Ocean acidification has crossed its planetary boundary, threatening marine ecosystems and economies, demanding urgent action.

The scientists warning the world about ocean acidification evil twin' of the climate crisis

Ocean acidification is rising alarmingly, as indicated by sophisticated monitoring buoys like L4 from Plymouth Marine Laboratory.

Ticking timebomb': sea acidity has reached critical levels, threatening entire ecosystems study

Ocean acidification has crossed its planetary boundary, threatening marine ecosystems and economies, demanding urgent action.

The scientists warning the world about ocean acidification evil twin' of the climate crisis

Ocean acidification is rising alarmingly, as indicated by sophisticated monitoring buoys like L4 from Plymouth Marine Laboratory.

more#ocean-acidification

California

fromwww.mercurynews.com

4 weeks ago

Opinion: California's proposed ban on plants near homes could be dangerous advice

Healthy vegetation can protect homes from wildfires, which contradicts proposed regulations in California that would ban many plants close to homes.

#wildlife-conservation

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OMG science

With new tool, birds can help track - and save - wild bees | Cornell Chronicle

Pets

Week in wildlife: blue waterfowl, a rescued baby orangutan and a real-life Pikachu

fromCornell Chronicle

OMG science

With new tool, birds can help track - and save - wild bees | Cornell Chronicle

more#wildlife-conservation

Pets

Week in wildlife: blue waterfowl, a rescued baby orangutan and a real-life Pikachu

#climate-change

fromState of the Planet

Meet the Group Monitoring Oregon's Shrinking Glaciers

Oregon's glaciers are rapidly diminishing, with only 27 remaining compared to 60 in the 1970s, highlighting the urgency of climate action.

Scientists hope to halt climate change by REFREEZING the Arctic

Scientists explore innovative methods to combat climate change, including artificially thickening Arctic sea ice to slow global warming.

Images show enormous crevasses appearing across Greenland Ice Sheet

The Greenland Ice Sheet is cracking and melting faster than before, indicating a potential 'domino effect' that could accelerate sea level rise.

Europe news

fromFast Company

Disastrous Atlantic current shutdown is unlikely this century, new study says

The collapse of Atlantic Ocean currents is unlikely this century according to a new study.

fromNew York Post

Surprise! Ice is rebounding at BOTH poles - climate is more complex than we know

Antarctica's ice sheet growth is a surprising climate shift indicating complexity in climate change dynamics.

fromSFGATE

OMG science

Tahoe's most influential laboratory is aboard this 48-year-old fishing boat

fromState of the Planet

Meet the Group Monitoring Oregon's Shrinking Glaciers

Oregon's glaciers are rapidly diminishing, with only 27 remaining compared to 60 in the 1970s, highlighting the urgency of climate action.

Scientists hope to halt climate change by REFREEZING the Arctic

Scientists explore innovative methods to combat climate change, including artificially thickening Arctic sea ice to slow global warming.

Images show enormous crevasses appearing across Greenland Ice Sheet

The Greenland Ice Sheet is cracking and melting faster than before, indicating a potential 'domino effect' that could accelerate sea level rise.

Europe news

fromFast Company

Disastrous Atlantic current shutdown is unlikely this century, new study says

The collapse of Atlantic Ocean currents is unlikely this century according to a new study.

fromNew York Post

Surprise! Ice is rebounding at BOTH poles - climate is more complex than we know

Antarctica's ice sheet growth is a surprising climate shift indicating complexity in climate change dynamics.

fromSFGATE

OMG science

Tahoe's most influential laboratory is aboard this 48-year-old fishing boat

more#climate-change

#trump-administration

Trump administration has set Noaa on non-science trajectory', workers warn

Cuts to NOAA threaten critical scientific research and natural resource management.

fromNature

US environmental agency halts funding for its main science division

The Trump administration has blocked EPA research funding despite congressional appropriations.

The reorganization aims to integrate scientific staff but raises concerns about the impact on environmental research.

Trump administration has set Noaa on non-science trajectory', workers warn

Cuts to NOAA threaten critical scientific research and natural resource management.

fromNature

more#trump-administration

US environmental agency halts funding for its main science division

The Trump administration has blocked EPA research funding despite congressional appropriations.

The reorganization aims to integrate scientific staff but raises concerns about the impact on environmental research.

Environment

fromenglish.elpais.com

One-sixth of the planet's cropland has toxic levels of one or more metals

The first 30 centimeters of soil vital for agriculture, also hosts alarming levels of toxic metals.

fromwww.dw.com

Climate observatory with edge over satellites faces DOGE ax DW 04/04/2025

The Mauna Loa Observatory is vital for climate science, monitoring atmospheric CO2 levels since 1958.

fromNature

World's tiniest pacemaker could revolutionize heart surgery

A new biodegradable pacemaker can dissolve and is controlled by light, presenting a less invasive solution for post-surgical heart care.

fromwww.scientificamerican.com