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  • Midwest Farmers Using Cover Crops Take Small Yield Hit

    Most farm fields in the U.S. Midwest lay bare over the winter. From the time of corn and soybean harvests—sometime between September and December—until the planting season in spring, valuable topsoil is often unprotected.

  • Researchers uncover secrets on how Alaska’s Denali Fault formed

    When the rigid plates that make up the Earth’s lithosphere brush against one another, they often form visible boundaries, known as faults, on the planet’s surface. Strike-slip faults, such as the San Andreas Fault in California or the Denali Fault in Alaska, are among the most well-known and capable of seriously powerful seismic activity.

  • Can Elephants Save the Planet?

    Researchers discover elephant extinction could have major impact on atmospheric carbon levels.

  • 2022 was world’s 6th-warmest year on record

    The planet continued its warming trend in 2022, with last year ranking as the sixth-warmest year on record since 1880, according to an analysis by scientists from NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI).

  • How a 3 cm Glass Sphere Could Help Scientists Understand Space Weather

    Solar flares and other types of space weather can wreak havoc with spaceflight and with telecommunications and other types of satellites orbiting the Earth. But, to date, scientists’ ability to research ways to overcome that challenge has been severely limited.

  • The Highest Greenland Temperatures in 1000 Years

    Recent high temperatures on the ice sheet in central and northern Greenland lies are unique, when compared to 1000 years of reconstructed climate conditions on the ice sheet. 

  • NASA Measures Underground Water Flowing From Sierra to Central Valley

    In a recent study, scientists found that a previously unmeasured source – water percolating through soil and fractured rock below California’s Sierra Nevada mountains – delivers an average of 4 million acre feet (5 cubic kilometers) of water to the state’s Central Valley each year. 

  • Scientists Unveil Least Costly Carbon Capture System to Date

    PNNL scientists carve a path to profit from carbon capture through carbon upcycling, unlock crucial step in decarbonization and advancing toward net zero emissions.

  • High Temperatures Boost Biodiversity in Arctic and Sub-Arctic Seas

    A new study by the Nord University (Norway) in which the Institut de Ciències del Mar (ICM-CSIC) in Barcelona has participated has confirmed that the high temperatures in the Arctic and sub-Arctic seas -especially affected by global warming- are promoting the settlement in these waters of species that previously lived in warmer areas located further south.

  • U Researcher to Lead Study of Clouds in Cleanest Air on Earth

    The Southern Ocean is a remote region of the world that holds significant influence over the Earth’s climate.

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