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A study conducted by Portland State researchers Brianne Suldovsky and Daniel Taylor-Rodriguez has suggested that communicating about the effects of climate change is more likely to get a denier involved in mitigating them more than explaining why climate change...
Tropical forests losing ability to store CO2, NASA study finds
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Rising temperatures cause ‘aliens’ to invade Nepal’s oldest national park
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Study suggests communicating about the effects climate change may shift deniers’ perspective
A study conducted by Portland State researchers Brianne Suldovsky and Daniel Taylor-Rodriguez has suggested that communicating about the effects of climate change is more likely to get a denier involved in mitigating them more than explaining why climate change...
Study suggests communicating about the effects climate change may shift deniers’ perspective
A study conducted by Portland State researchers Brianne Suldovsky and Daniel Taylor-Rodriguez has suggested that communicating about the effects of climate change is more likely to get a denier involved in mitigating them more than explaining why climate change...
Tropical forests losing ability to store CO2, NASA study finds
A recent study led by scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California has found that the world's forests' ability to store CO2 has decreased. It was argued that the decrease in ability was caused by large-scale deforestation, habitat degradation,...
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Study suggests communicating about the effects climate change may shift deniers’ perspective
A study conducted by Portland State researchers Brianne Suldovsky and Daniel Taylor-Rodriguez has suggested that communicating about the effects of climate change is more likely to get a denier involved in mitigating them more than explaining why climate change...
Tropical forests losing ability to store CO2, NASA study finds
A recent study led by scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California has found that the world's forests' ability to store CO2 has decreased. It was argued that the decrease in ability was caused by large-scale deforestation, habitat degradation,...
Rising temperatures cause ‘aliens’ to invade Nepal’s oldest national park
Botany professor Bharat Babu Shrestha has claimed that rising temperatures have caused non-native species to invade Nepal's oldest national park. For example, a flowering plant in the daisy family was rare back in 2013. However, the invasive species now cover large...
UN science report to estimate possibility of ‘black swan’ events caused by climate change
UN analysts said on Tuesday a report from the world's climate scientists addressing the impacts of accelerating climate change is due out on August 9. "We are now observing climate change with our own eyes in ways we did not broadly before," said the University of...
‘Invasive aliens’ lurking at Nepal’s oldest park
Tribhuvan University botany professor Bharat Babu Shrestha has claimed that climate change has allowed "aliens" that endanger local wildlife to reside in Chitwan National Park in Nepal. “The changing climate appears to be conducive for invasive alien plants to grow...
‘Moon wobble’ to increase flooding in US coastal regions
According to a new study conducted by NASA, every coastal area in the U.S. will experience rapidly increasing high tide flooding due to “moon wobble” and climate change. Moon wobble is not an uncommon phenomenon for the scientific community. The orbit of the moon...
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