Soil microbes are respiring more
Changes could boost atmospheric carbon levels
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Read article: Soil microbes are respiring more
Grasslands may be more reliable carbon sinks than forests in California
Find out more in this video abstract from Environmental Research Letters (ERL)
Read article: Grasslands may be more reliable carbon sinks than forests in California
Meeting Paris Agreement requires asset stranding
Find out more in this video abstract from Environmental Research Letters (ERL)
Read article: Meeting Paris Agreement requires asset stranding
Quantifying changes in carbon stocks and forest structure from Amazon degradation
Find out more in this video abstract from Environmental Research Letters (ERL)
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Meeting Paris climate goals could see more people hungry
Researchers propose food security policies to prevent reversal of hunger decline
Read article: Meeting Paris climate goals could see more people hungry
Flooded internet is possible by 2035
What happens when sea levels rise and leave a flooded internet, its vital cables and traffic hubs under water?
Read article: Flooded internet is possible by 2035
Seeking clarity on melting land ice
Glaciologist Jonathan Bamber discusses melting ice, climate change and a career in geoscience
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Clean energy is vital – but still not enough
There are some problems clean energy from wind and sun cannot solve. Two new studies provide a roadmap of the challenges ahead
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Californian grasslands set to store carbon more reliably than forests
Wildfires release carbon stored in trees but leave grassland carbon in roots and soil
Read article: Californian grasslands set to store carbon more reliably than forests
Scientists differ on climate’s carbon dioxide sensitivity
There is another enigma in the warming puzzle: climate’s carbon dioxide sensitivity. How will life respond as carbon dioxide levels rise and heat soars?
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