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In order to deal with the current, dramatic decline in biodiversity, the public at large needs to be aware of and participate in biodiversity research activities. One way to do this is citizen science projects, in which researchers collaborate with volunteering citizens in scientific research. However, it remains unclear whether engaging in such projects has

UK scientists say carbon capture is ‘hard and expensive’ and focus must be on reducing emissions Many of the UK’s top scientists working on carbon capture technologies do not believe they will be developed and scaled up in time to reach net zero and limit global heating to 1.5C. Experts speaking at a Greenhouse Gas

Downpours batter two cities on Atlantic coast in country’s fourth major flood in five months At least 35 people have died amid heavy rainfall in north-eastern Brazil on Friday and Saturday, as downpours lashed two major cities on the Atlantic coast, in what is the South American nation’s fourth major flooding event in five months.

Publication date: September 2022 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 199 Author(s): Clara Yiting Lauer

LNP member for Flynn, Colin Boyce, signed international statement rejecting climate crisis and criticised science in state parliament Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updates Get our free news app; get our morning email briefing The new federal MP for the Queensland seat of Flynn was a founding member of a club

Alaska Native people and rural Alaskans rely on subsistence harvesting of wild resources for their well-being. This study integrates publicly-available data from >30 Interior Alaskan communities to examine the geospatial patterns of subsistence and develop model-based maps of subsistence land use for the region. Through analysis and identification of lands important for subsistence, this study