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Researchers ask: Could we feed the world with the world’s waste?
They found that underutilized human and livestock waste could substitute 27% of current fertilizer use in China, 26% in the ...
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Does it work when private groups manage national parks in some of the world’s poorest countries?
New research suggests the answer is yes. Logging rates are dramatically lower where governments in Sub-Saharan Africa partner ...
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Planting the wrong trees in the wrong places can diminish their cooling benefits
In the first comprehensive global study of the effect of trees on urban temperature, researchers discovered that in hot, ...
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A new study found that reducing world cattle production by a mere 13% and rewilding select pastures could lock away the equivalent to 3 years' worth of global carbon emissions. Researchers created a ...
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Researchers pave the way for climate-ready crops with potatoes that thrive in heat
Climate change may have been a hot potato topic around the dinner table at festive celebrations this year. Now, researchers have developed their own ‘hot potato’ that fares better under climate change ...
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How to make low-carbon fertilizer from thin air
Portable device extracts water vapor and nitrogen from air to make ammonia, slashing the carbon footprint of fertilizer ...