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India News: Join the ICAR-Central Soil Salinity Research Institute (CSSRI) Karnal for the three-day International Salinity Conference (ISC2024) on “Rejuvenating Salt Affected Ecologies for Land Degradation Neutrality under Changing Climate”. Explore innovative solutions for sustainable agriculture on salt-affected soils.

Academics from the Urban Institute at Heriot-Watt University, together with the Stockholm Environment Institute at the University of York, say climate change is impacting the physical, social, and mental wellbeing of ageing populations, and warned th

Governments and businesses are relying on dangerous amounts of future removal of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere, instead of more rapidly reducing emis

MANHATTAN (KSNT) - Kansas State University will welcome a special guest in February for a discussion on 'Gardening for a Changing Climate.'

MANHATTAN (KSNT) – Kansas State University will welcome a special guest in February for a discussion on ‘Gardening for a Changing Climate.’ Professor of Soil Microbiology Charles M. Rice, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, will be visiting K-State for its ongoing ‘Garden Hour’ series on Feb. 7, according to an announcement from the university. Garden […]

"It's ... pushing humans into the kind of communities where they’re more likely to get infected."

Open access notables More Frequent Abrupt Marine Environmental Changes Expected, Heinze et al., Geophysical Research Letters:

As the climate changes and weather warms, the freezing line is shifting, bringing rain and ice to regions not prepared for it.

Kashmir faces an unprecedented environmental crisis as it grapples with an extended dry spell, unseasonably warm temperatures, and a dearth of snowfall, raising concerns about water scarcity, power generation, and the impact on agriculture and tourism. The renowned ski resort of Gulmarg, known for its powdered snow, is devoid of visitors, with houseboats and tourism suffering historic lows. The region experiences extreme temperature fluctuations, with record-breaking warmth observed in January. ...

Kimberly Prather, an atmospheric chemist at UC San Diego, is one of 20 scientists being honored by the National Academy of Sciences for extraordinary achievements, it was announced Monday.