Is reforestation ‘our most poorly understood weapon’?
Machine learning assesses how much carbon 1.2 trillion new trees could store
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Food supply falls as fish flee warmer seas
On the fishing grounds, they already know about global warming. As fish flee warmer seas there are winners – but many more losers
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Trees dying younger in Canada too
Fastest-growing trees in boreal forest show biggest decline in lifetime
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Sonic tomographs sound out tree rot
Non-destructive technique finds internal decay that hampers forest carbon storage
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AGU Fall Meeting: spying on penguin diet from space
Exact shade of pink of Adélie penguin guano reveals how much fish the birds ate
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Hurricane Maria: a haircut, resilient palms and NASA’s Black Marble
Liz Kalaugher blogs from the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting
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Razorbills provide sharp insight into ocean currents
Drifting seabirds tagged with GPS show tides in Irish Sea
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Bacteria manipulate bubbles to maximize airborne dispersal
Biosurfactants affect how bubbles thin as they age
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Vegetation ‘browning’ threatens Arctic carbon balance
Climate change damages Arctic plants more than previously thought
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The Guiana Shield rainforests: overlooked climate guardians
Deforestation could disrupt water cycle across South America
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