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Featured Research from universities, journals, and other organizations Nature can, selectively, buffer human-caused global warming, say scientists Date: February 2, 2014 Source: Hebrew University of Jerusalem Summary: Can naturally occurring processes selectively buffer the full brunt of global warming caused by greenhouse gas emissions resulting from human activities? Yes, says a group of researchers in Continue Reading →
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Americans’ Mental Health is Latest Victim of Changing Climate (Op-Ed) Marlene Cimons | January 31, 2014 02:51pm ET Credit: Depression photo via Shutterstock View full size image Freelance writer Marlene Cimons is a former Washington reporter for the Los Angeles Times who specializes in science and medicine. She writes regularly for the National Science Foundation, Continue Reading →
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