Environmental Conservation

Environmental Conservation

New Model Developed to Enhance Biodiversity Protection

In an era of climate change, pollution, and rapid habitat loss, it’s all too easy for doom and gloom to prevail when discussing conservation issues. However,…

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New Conservation Roadmap to Protect Endangered Species

In their conservation plan, the researchers, led by conservation biologists at the University of California, Berkeley, not only included lemurs – those…

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New Insights from Madagascar’s Wildlife Study Unveiled

Using data from thousands of species of lemurs, frogs, geckos, butterflies, ants, and plants, scientists from the Bronx Zoo-based Wildlife Conservation…

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IPCC’s work vital to world peace, reinforces need to improve weather and climate observations

Prof. Hong Yan praised the IPCC’s latest body of work on the impacts of climate change on water, saying it reinforced the need for countries, particularly in…

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Flying off course – Why migratory birds from Asia land in Europe

The scientists assessed several thousand reports of Asian birds from the leaf-warbler and thrush families that had strayed to Europe. They discovered that the…

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New Hydrodesulphurisation Catalysts Enhance Oil Refining Techniques

Experiments carried out at Oxford Catalysts suggest that it is the preparation method – rather than the identity or combination of metals used – that has the…

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Cyanobacteria Blooms Thrive Amid Global Warming Trends

Blooms of harmful cyanobacteria (also known as bluegreen algae) are a growing nuisance in many lakes in Africa, Australia, China, the USA, and in many European…

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Citrate Limits Buckyball Clumping Amid Environmental Concerns

It appears that the hydrophobic, or water hating, carbon molecules clump together in water, forming aggregates of thousands of molecules. And there are reports…

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Sydney’s Seaweed Diet Harms Crustaceans With Copper Toxicity

Up to 75 percent of the offspring of small crustaceans that feed on a common brown seaweed, for example, are killed when they are exposed to copper at levels…

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Chesapeake Bay Ecosystem Health Improves Slightly in 2007

An independent scientific analysis led by University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science researchers gives the Chesapeake Bay a C-minus in 2007,…

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Harmful Algae Thrive Amid Global Warming Trends

Hans Paerl, a University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Institute of Marine Sciences Professor and co-author of the Science paper, calls the algae the…

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Asian Waterbirds Make Remarkable Comeback in Tonle Sap Region

According to a report released today by the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), several species of rare waterbirds from Cambodia’s famed Tonle Sap region have…

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Some migratory birds can't find success in urban areas

But the six-year study also refutes one of the most widely accepted explanations of why urban areas are so hostile to some kinds of birds.Most ecologists have…

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Bats Aid Tropical Reforestation: New Study Insights

This novel method for tropical restoration is presented in a new study published online in the science journal Conservation Biology this week.Detlev Kelm from…

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Texas Coast’s Dead Zone Confirmed: Research Insights Since 1985

Steve DiMarco, associate professor in Texas A&M’s College of Geosciences who has studied dead zones in the Gulf of Mexico for more than 15 years, believes the…

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New Formula Cuts Nitrous Oxide in Wastewater Treatment

The cost of treating wastewater contaminated with nitrogen could be lowered in future. Soil scientists at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ)…

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