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Current International Target for the Protected Area Estate Fails, Argue Scientists

An international research reported in the journal Science on April 11th, 2019 claims that the existing international target for the protected area estate, approved by more than 190 countries, is failing.

12 Apr 2019

Scientists Help Reconstruct Ancient Transformations in the Ice Cover over the Arctic Ocean

Hokkaido University scientists and colleagues have discovered that the Beaufort Sea, on the margin of the Arctic Ocean, was not totally frozen over during the coldest summers of the late Ice Age, about 12,800 years ago.

12 Apr 2019

Study Predicts over 90% of the Alps Glacier Volume Could Vanish by 2100

A new study on how glaciers in the European Alps will cope under a warming climate has turned up some troubling results.

10 Apr 2019

ACOR and Boomerang Alliance Announce the 5 Big Waste Policies for Federal Election

The Australian Council of Recycling (ACOR) and national recycling campaign group, the Boomerang Alliance, have today released their 5 priority actions the next Commonwealth Government needs to implement to solve Australia’s waste and recycling crisis.

13 Mar 2019

Study Predicts Impact of Climate Change on Forest Ecosystem in the Western United States

Leander Anderegg (Carnegie Institution for Science) and Janneke Hille Ris Lambers (University of Washington) have reported in their new study that climate plays an important role in determining which tree communities will grow under severe conditions on the mountain slopes of the Western United States.

26 Feb 2019

New Model for Predicting Pharmaceutical Concentrations in Freshwater Sources Worldwide

An investigation by environmental professionals at Radboud University has revealed that in the last 20 years, there has been an increase in pharmaceutical concentrations in freshwater sources across the globe.

25 Feb 2019

Domestic Policies of Large Nations Can Influence the Global Supply of Ecosystem Values

A new article reported in Conservation Biology suggests that the ability for big countries to contribute to environmental protection is being ignored.

11 Feb 2019

New Technology Platform Could Enable More Efficient Evaluation of Chemicals and Environmental Samples

Within the UFZ thematic scope of “Chemicals in the Environment,” studies focus on gaining a better insight into the fate processes like biodegradation, transformation, and the impacts of chemicals under actual environmental conditions, and also on devising novel ideas for assessing environmental chemicals.

7 Feb 2019

Researchers Identify the Most Efficient Strategy to Manage Nitrogen in Agriculture

Even a good thing can turn harmful if it is taken in excessive amounts. That is indeed true in the case of nitrogen fertilizers. Crops do not grow well without adequate nitrogen, and as a result, yields are reduced considerably.

17 Jan 2019

Study Weighs the Benefits of Hydropower Developments Against Their Negative Impacts

In recent decades, although a majority of the developed countries have minimized the construction of large dams for electricity generation, developing countries, such as Brazil, have started constructing even more enormous hydropower plants.

11 Jan 2019

Ecology News

Current International Target for the Protected Area Estate Fails, Argue Scientists

Scientists Help Reconstruct Ancient Transformations in the Ice Cover over the Arctic Ocean

Study Predicts over 90% of the Alps Glacier Volume Could Vanish by 2100

ACOR and Boomerang Alliance Announce the 5 Big Waste Policies for Federal Election

Study Predicts Impact of Climate Change on Forest Ecosystem in the Western United States

New Model for Predicting Pharmaceutical Concentrations in Freshwater Sources Worldwide

Domestic Policies of Large Nations Can Influence the Global Supply of Ecosystem Values

New Technology Platform Could Enable More Efficient Evaluation of Chemicals and Environmental Samples

Researchers Identify the Most Efficient Strategy to Manage Nitrogen in Agriculture

Study Weighs the Benefits of Hydropower Developments Against Their Negative Impacts

Turning Wastewater into Renewable Energy

Producing Clean Hydrogen with Near-Zero Carbon Emissions with The Hazer Process

Relocating the Growing of Food to Urban Areas

The Importance of Measuring Crude Oil

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Applications to Clean Oil

Measuring the FlashPoint of Waste Liquids for the Combustion Process

Online Analysis of Ortho- and Total Phosphate Phosphorous

How are Thermal Power Plants Polluting the Environment?

Ecology News

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2 Clean Carbon Conversion Aims to Develop Green Tech Solution to Fight Constantly Growing Waste

3 Energy System of the Future to be Demonstrated in Orkney

4 Research Shows Carbon-Negative Power Generation can Reduce Atmospheric CO2 Levels in China

5 Caffeine Helps Improve Perovskite Solar Cells' Efficiency and Stability

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