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Greenhouse gas emissions: why monitoring and action is critical in agricultural landscapes

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Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Why Monitoring and Action Is Critical In Agricultural Landscapes January 28, 2025 | Climate Change | While most people are familiar with the term “greenhouse gas” as it pertains to the carbon …

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ICC Considers Ecocide as an International Crime Against Humanity

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ICC Considers Ecocide as an International Crime Against Humanity January 28, 2025 | Climate Change | On September 9, 2024, the island nations of Fiji, Samoa, and Vanuatu submitted a proposal to the International Criminal …

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Microforests: Small but Mighty Lines of Defense Against Climate Change and Urban Sprawl

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Microforests: Small but Mighty Lines of Defense Against Climate Change and Urban Sprawl November 18, 2024 | Climate Change | Sometimes really big ideas come in small packages or, in this case, trunks. Microforests or …

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Fall Brings Sunflowers: a Look at the Environmentally-Friendly Crop

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Fall Brings Sunflowers: a Look at the Environmentally-Friendly Crop October 23, 2024 | Climate Change | Fall’s crisp air and changing leaves are a signal that we’re switching our decor and style to the yellows, …

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Climate Change Contributing to Global Food and Water Insecurity

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Climate Change Contributing to Global Food and Water Insecurity August 28, 2024 | Climate Change | Climate change and its impacts dominate our media headlines, and stories of a dystopian future are often accompanied by …

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Ephemeral Streams Contributing High Percentage of Pollution in U.S. Waterways

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Ephemeral Streams Contributing High Percentage of Pollution in U.S. Waterways July 31, 2024 | Climate Change | What waterways contribute to over 50 percent of downstream river systems but are no longer covered by the …

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Beyond the Beauty: the Environmental Impact of the Rose

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Beyond the Beauty: the Environmental Impact of the Rose May 22, 2024 | Climate Change | May is a time for roses. Between the “Run for the Roses” Kentucky Derby held on the first Saturday …

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More Natural Disasters? Blame Climate Change.

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More Natural Disasters? Blame Climate Change. April 24, 2024 | Climate Change | Drought. Flooding. Wildfires. Snowstorms. Heat waves. It’s hard to miss today’s frequent headlines recounting tales of extreme weather that have devastated parts …

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From High Winds to Apocalypse: Living and Working Through the Smokehouse Creek Fires

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From High Winds to Apocalypse: Living and Working Through the Smokehouse Creek Fires April 22, 2024 | Climate Change | Travis Thompson, Senior ScientistOn February 26, 2024, a cold front moving into Amarillo, TX from …

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Waterborne Through the Ages

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Waterborne Through the Ages January 31, 2024 | Climate Change | There’s no doubt that our work as environmental scientists and engineers has evolved over the years. These changes have been in direct response to …