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A quiet revolution is taking place to incorporate the costs of biodiversity loss into economic planning. It needs researchers to be engaged. A quiet revolution is taking place to incorporate the costs of biodiversity loss into economic planning. It needs researchers to be engaged.

Analysis - The long-term future looks bleak for emperor penguins, but new research shows some birds may be able to survive in certain conditions, depending on where they live, at least for the next few decades.

Former head of the Directorate of Research Innovation and Consultancy (DRIC) at the University of Cape Coast, Prof. Frederick Ato Armah, has been appointed director of Research Programmes at the Association of African Universities (AAU).

The next epidemic might target crops, rather than humans. Genetic uniformity is central to modern farming. It leaves us vulnerable to plant disease breakouts.

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Philippine Canadian Inquirer Emperor penguins face a bleak future – but some colonies will do better than others in diverse sea-ice conditions Environment & Nature

If we want to live in a world with Emperor penguins, we need to cut emissions steeply and protect parts of the ocean around Antarctica where climate change will have the biggest impact.

The Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures recognizes the seriousness of biodiversity loss but cites the business opportunities for addressing it.

Have you ever wondered whether our ever-advancing technology is a blessing or a curse for the environment? In a world where innovation seems to be driving everything forward, it's essential to pause and ask ourselves: do technological advances hurt or help the environment?, the answer is not as straightforward as you might think. While technology

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