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Category: climate change

climate change / Health and Medicine / mosquitoes / tropics / viruses

New mosquito species moves into Florida

Another new mosquito species has made its way across the tropics to make a permanent home in Florida, researchers say.

climate change / Earth and Environment / flowers / plants / pollinators

Morning glory flowers grew larger over a decade

There’s been a shift toward earlier springtime flowering in many plants, but new research also finds one kind of flower is getting bigger.

climate change / Earth and Environment / evolution / Science and Technology / whales

Whales need giant bods to eat tiny krill

The largest animals ever owe their size to feeding on the tiniest creatures in the sea, but their survival requires a minimum body size.

climate change / Earth and Environment / evolution / Science and Technology / whales

Whales need giant bods to eat tiny krill

The largest animals ever owe their size to feeding on the tiniest creatures in the sea, but their survival requires a minimum body size.

climate change / Earth and Environment / Featured / forests / trees / wildfire

‘Zombie forests’ are stuck in regions that are too warm

Some conifer forests in California are stranded in habitats that are too warm for them. New research digs into how to save “zombie forests.”

carbon dioxide / climate change / Earth and Environment / emissions / oceans

Oceans’ ability to soak up emissions has a tipping point

In a worst-case scenario, oceans will hit a tipping point in their ability to soak up emissions by 2100, researchers report.

carbon dioxide / climate change / Earth and Environment / emissions / oceans

Oceans’ ability to soak up emissions has a tipping point

In a worst-case scenario, oceans will hit a tipping point in their ability to soak up emissions by 2100, researchers report.

climate change / Earth and Environment / oceans / plankton

Plankton may flee warming ocean in tropics

Rapid ocean warming could cause a mass exodus of plankton from the tropics, negatively affecting ecosystems and coastal communities that depend on them.

climate change / fish / food / Health and Medicine / nutrition / oceans

‘Blue foods’ benefit health and the planet

Diets rich in food from the ocean and freshwater sources can help address both nutritional and environmental challenges, researchers report.

climate change / fish / food / Health and Medicine / nutrition / oceans

‘Blue foods’ benefit health and the planet

Diets rich in food from the ocean and freshwater sources can help address both nutritional and environmental challenges, researchers report.

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