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Life

Thousands of humpback whales starved to death after marine heatwave

A study estimating humpback whale numbers in the North Pacific Ocean from crowdsourced photos reveals a sharp decline from 2012 to 2021 after decades of slow population growth

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Environment

Earthquakes hastened sea rise in Pacific islands by sinking the ground

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2RE6RY7 In this image provide by NOAA, the sun shines on coral showing sign of bleaching at Cheeca Rocks off the coast of Islamorada, Fla., on July 23, 2023. 51¶¯Âþs have seen devastating effects from prolonged hot water surrounding Florida ?? coral bleaching and some death. (Andrew Ibarra/NOAA via AP)

Environment

Playing underwater sounds could help coral reefs fight global warming

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Environment

Making wastewater less acidic could help the ocean capture more carbon

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Technology

Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto dismissed early climate concerns

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Environment

Climate benefits of planting forests might be overestimated

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Protestors at COP holding a sign to 'pay up for loss and damage'

Video

How young activists on the climate front line find hope amid crisis

Video

Environment

A container ship just tested a system to capture its own CO2 emissions

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Life

Polar bears appear to be ageing faster as the Arctic gets warmer

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Environment

Inside the Brooklyn start-up making clean jet fuel with captured CO2

Rethinking a century-old chemical reaction could jump-start the production of cleaner jet fuel made from captured carbon dioxide and clean electricity

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Environment

Half of the Amazon may be pushed to climate tipping point by 2050

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Physics

Quantum quirk explains why carbon dioxide causes global warming

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Environment

Atlantic current shutdown is a real danger, suggests simulation

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Environment

Hottest January on record sees the world reach 1.7°C warming mark

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