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Open access notables Generative AI tools can enhance climate literacy but must be checked for biases and inaccuracies, Atkins et al., Communications Earth & Environment:

What to say about Vienna? A divided city, poised between a gleaming future, voted in poll after poll the most livable city in the world, as a result of its Socialist and Social Democratic reforms, and a torturous past, with both an absorbing intellectual and cultural tradition, in large part thanks...

What to say about Vienna? A divided city, poised between a gleaming future, voted in poll after poll the most livable city in the world, as a result of its Socialist and Social Democratic reforms, and a torturous past, with both an absorbing intellectual and cultural tradition, in large part thanks...

Scientists from around the world will participate in this year’s National Biodiversity Teach-In, organized annually by environmental science students at Elgin High School. Featuring a series of web...

‘We are in uncharted territory now’

Experts from different University of Alaska campuses have collaborated on a broad-ranging report for policy makers about energy challenges.

Changing Arctic of interest to Biden

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Arctic issues, including environmental concerns, have prominent importance for Estonia, foreign minister Eva-Maria Liimets says.

Interactive maps show decades of climate change effects in Nunavut communities “Many of the communities are warming quite a bit faster than the global average,” says researcher Scott Dallimore New maps released by the United Nations show climate change data specific to communities across Nunavut and Canada’s Arctic. (Screenshot: Coastal and Offshore Permafrost in a Changing Arctic) Want to see how quickly Canada’s Arctic coastline is warming? There’s a map for that. The United Nations...