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Oceans dangerously acidic from carbon emissions, report warns — IBRAHIM CHALHOUB/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Climate Change · Paris

Oceans dangerously acidic from carbon emissions, report warns

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Greenhouse gas emissions from the burning of fossil fuels have pushed the acidity of the world's oceans past a safe threshold, scientists warn, threatening their ability to sustain shellfish and corals and help us in the fight against climate change. See the Story

A planet-first diet can feed the world by 2050 while improving the environment, new scientific analysis finds — Good Food Display - NCI Visuals Online by Wikipedia Photo - This image was released by the National Cancer Institute, an agency part of the National Institutes of Health, with the ID 2397 (image) (next). (By: Unknown authorUnknown author) / Creative Commons

Health · United States

A planet-first diet can feed the world by 2050 while improving the environment, new scientific analysis finds

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Nearly everyone on the planet could have access to nutritious, culturally appropriate food by 2050 — all while improving the environment — if nations work together to implement a “planetary health diet,” a new report has found. See the Story

Four Central Climate Components Are Losing Stability, Says Study

Environment · Potsdam

Four Central Climate Components Are Losing Stability, Says Study

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Four of the most important interconnected parts of the Earth's climate system are losing stability, according to a review article based on observational data published in Nature Geoscience. The researchers succeeded in highlighting the warning signals for destabilization of the Greenland Ice Sheet, the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), the Amazon rainforest, and the South American monsoon system.See the Story

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