Climate change is redefining agricultural and forestry landscapes across the globe, resulting in a difficult balancing act between two essential resources: food and timber. A recent study from the University of Cambridge brings this issue to light by showing that as suitable land for growing food shifts northwards, it leads to increased competition for the
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Earth’s history is a vast narrative shaped by intricate interactions between its geological features and biological systems. Recent scientific research has shed light on a particularly tumultuous period—between 185 and 85 million years ago—characterized by dramatic environmental upheavals that dramatically affected marine life. This period, marked by what scientists term oceanic anoxic events (OAEs), speaks
The phenomenon of climate change is manifesting in various ways across the globe, with one pressing issue being the intensified heat felt in urban areas, particularly in cities located in the Global South. With an increasing number of these cities facing extreme heat conditions, the lack of accessible green spaces significantly exacerbates the problem. New