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Can our oceans save us? The role of seaweed in large scale carbon capture

Can our oceans save us? The role of seaweed in large scale carbon capture

EUSci12 February 202112 February 2021Leave a comment
With‌ ‌governments‌ ‌such‌ ‌as‌ ‌the‌ ‌UK’s‌ ‌looking‌ ‌to‌ ‌rapidly‌ ‌accelerate‌ ‌investment‌ ‌into‌ ‌large-scale‌ ‌carbon‌ ‌capture‌ ‌and‌ ‌storage‌ ‌(CCS)‌ ‌technologies‌ ‌that‌...
Scientists pinpoint how much time we have left before global warming reaches critical levels

Scientists pinpoint how much time we have left before global warming reaches critical levels

EUSci16 January 202116 January 2021Leave a comment
Global warming is the most pressing environmental threat that humanity faces today. The harmful effects that it has brought about...
Body clocks and light levels: some plants just aren’t morning people

Body clocks and light levels: some plants just aren’t morning people

EUSci8 January 20218 January 2021Leave a comment
Plants (and people) need to adapt to shorter daylight hours during the winter months in Northern European countries such as...
Can the US reclaim global leadership on the climate crisis?

Can the US reclaim global leadership on the climate crisis?

EUSci10 December 202010 December 2020Leave a comment
On the 4th of November, the US officially withdrew from the Paris Agreement. This came as no surprise, as president...
Sea otter decline accelerating effects of climate change

Sea otter decline accelerating effects of climate change

EUSci3 October 20203 October 2020Leave a comment
Sea otters. Image credit: Rick Derevan, Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0. In a new study published by the Bigelow Laboratory for...
The sunscreen of the sea

The sunscreen of the sea

EUSci29 August 202029 August 2020Leave a comment
Bleached coral, with healthy coral in the background. Image credit: Wikipedia, CC BY 3.0. Coral reefs are one of the...
Growing evidence for climate change that sparked dawn of dinosaurs

Growing evidence for climate change that sparked dawn of dinosaurs

EUSci25 August 202025 August 2020Leave a comment
Image credit: Enrique Lopez Garre, Pixabay. During the Carnian Stage in the late Triassic Period, around 237 to 227 million...
How do mountains grow?

How do mountains grow?

EUSci17 July 202017 July 2020Leave a comment
Image credit: Pixabay Climate controlled erosion is often considered the driving force in managing mountain height; however, a recent study...
Feeling the heat: why the South Pole is warming up so quickly

Feeling the heat: why the South Pole is warming up so quickly

EUSci17 July 202017 July 2020Leave a comment
Image credit: Andrew Mandemaker, Wikimedia commons, CC BY-SA 2.5 The South Pole is one of the coldest and most remote...

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