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Earth’s Carbon Footprint Now Threatening Satellite Operations

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Arctic Thaw Pushes Earth Past Critical Climate Milestone

Hurricane Ian, pictured from the International Space Station as it orbited 258 miles above the Caribbean Sea east of Belize. Credit: NASA Johnson.

Scientists issue urgent warning on climate emergency

Map of main gas pipelines and sources of methane emissions related to oil and gas industry operations.

Methane emissions are rising faster than ever

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Reducing Air Pollution, Greenhouse Gases Simultaneously Key to Mitigating Wildfires

Circe has used its gas fermentation technology to make cocoa butter from microbes, which can be incorporated into chocolate truffles and other foods. Credit: Wyss Institute at Harvard University

Bioproduction Tech Promises to Decarbonize Industries from Food to Fuel

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A climate-friendly way to capture carbon dioxide in the air

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“Methane cleaner” could become a permanent fixture in cattle and pig barns

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Tropical ice cores offer deeper insights into Earth’s temperature record

In greening air travel, small parts can make a big difference

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Calcium additive makes slurry more climate-friendly

A visualization from space of the “Godzilla” dust storm on June 18, 2020, when desert dust traveled from the Sahara to North America. A UCLA study finds that an increase in microscopic dust in the atmosphere has concealed the full extent of greenhouse gases’ potential for warming the planet.

Increased atmospheric dust is masking greenhouse gas warming effect

Oxygen starved Pacific Ocean chart

Pacific Ocean’s oxygen-starved ‘OMZ’ is growing, new Princeton research finds

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