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Forests And Glaciers

Sweden carbon storage, Himalayan melt acceleration, climate impacts on ecosystems

Science Study Finds Sweden’s Old‑Growth Boreal Forests Store Up to 83% More Carbon Than Managed Stands

New field measurements identify soil as the decisive carbon store, pressuring bioenergy assumptions and Swedish protection rules.

Himalayan Glacier Melt Rate Has Nearly Doubled Since 2000, ICIMOD Reports

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Perseverance Radar Reveals Buried Ancient River Delta Beneath Jezero Crater

Google–American Airlines Trial Finds AI Routing Slashes Contrails Without Extra Fuel

Aduro Signs MOU With Global EPC to Develop Licensing Package for Hydrochemolytic Technology

Ubiquitous Carbon Film Found to Control Static Charge Flow on Insulating Oxides

Kaveh Madani, 44, Wins 2026 Stockholm Water Prize

Paul R. Ehrlich Dies at 93, Prompting Fresh Scrutiny of His ‘Population Bomb’ Forecasts

Parker Solar Probe Completes Record-Close 27th Pass of the Sun

Study Ties Childhood PFAS, Especially PFOA, to Lower Adolescent Bone Density

Elephant Tooth Isotopes Tie Neanderthal Hunting to Long-Range Prey at Neumark-Nord

Gulf Desalination Plants Hit as Iran–US–Israel Conflict Puts Water Security at Risk

Global Study Maps Widespread Synthetic Chemicals in Oceans With Strong Coastal Signals

Potomac Sewage Interceptor Returns to Service After Emergency Repairs

Google Launches Groundsource and 24-Hour Urban Flash-Flood Forecasts From News Reports

Scientists Report New Trisulfide Metathesis Reaction That Rewrites S–S–S Bond Chemistry

Cerrado’s Groundwater-Fed Wetlands Hold Vast, Ancient Carbon, Study Finds

Peer-Reviewed Study Finds Hibernating Bumblebee Queens Can Breathe Underwater for Days

Windracers ULTRA to Fly June Mission in Northwest Greenland to Map Ice Beneath Petermann Glacier

Study Ties Rising Surface Heat to Spike in Subway Discomfort, With London Most Sensitive