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News tag: Research

Compare and contrast: Freshwater Lakes Are Losing Vital Surface Oxygen as Global Heating Continues: Study

National Geographic As the magnitude of water shortage issues arise globally, National Geographic Explorers along with the World Freshwater Initiative highlight stories of the communities facing critical challenges. Conservation and […]

Compare and contrast: Not just trees: Most of the carbon sequestered on land is stored in soil and water, study finds

Phys.org The lack of data on carbon accumulation in soils, bodies of water and wetlands has led current dynamic global vegetation models to greatly overestimate the role of forests in […]

Compare and contrast: River water temperatures swing from hot to cold: National study uncovers fluctuations across the US

Phys.org Scientists have unveiled rapid fluctuations in river water temperature across the United States (US) with rivers controlled by dams showing more frequent and volatile thermal changes. Their research was […]

Compare and contrast: Permafrost melt posing ‘significant risks’ to Arctic regions’ communities, scientists warn

EurekAlert! The Arctic permafrost thaw is hazardous to the livelihood, safety, health, food security, and the infrastructure of communities living in Arctic regions, an international group of scientists have warned. […]

Compare and contrast: Pacific island water security requires new approach

EurekAlert! Hydrology experts at Flinders University are calling for urgent investigations into the operation of bore-fields that access fresh groundwater on Pacific islands, including Kiribati, where rising sea levels are […]

Compare and contrast: Ditches and canals are a big, yet overlooked, source of greenhouse gas emissions – new study

The Conversation – United Kingdom Researchers have previously calculated that ditches emit up to 3% of the total global methane emissions from human activities. In our new study, we find […]

Compare and contrast: How climate change affects rain and floods

Science Daily Climate change may lead to more precipitation and more intense floods. A new study shows that to understand the details of this relationship, it is important to distinguish […]

Compare and contrast: What is climate whiplash? New report reveals dangers of flooding and drought in European cities

EuroNews Green Researchers have found that 90 per cent of all climate disasters are driven by too much or too little water. A new report has revealed how the 100 […]

Compare and contrast: Study shows rain-soaking atmospheric rivers are getting bigger, wetter and more frequent

The Associated Press Scientists have long predicted that as climate change from the burning of coal, oil and gas makes the air warmer, it holds more moisture, which means bigger, […]

Compare and contrast: Measurements collected with underwater gliders help researchers understand deep water circulation in Gulf of Mexico

Phys.org Scientists are still trying to understand the exact dynamics and circulation pathways that determine how dense, cold water from deep in the Gulf of Mexico gets circulated within the […]

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