While roughly half of the carbon given off by human activity is released directly into the atmosphere, exacerbating global climate change, most of the rest is absorbed by oceans, watersheds,[…]
NASA has conducted a comprehensive survey of temperatures in the Earth’s major lakes, and the results show a trend of rising water temperatures over the past 25 years, likely due[…]
Shift in precipitation patterns caused by climate change could pose a unique threat to central Ohio, according to new research from the University of Dayton. Geology professor Shuang-Ye Wu’s investigation[…]
Hydroelectricity has long been considered a mostly clean and renewable source of energy. But new research coming from Switzerland shows that hydro plants are capable of causing greater greenhouse gas[…]
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