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New research published in the journal Nature Sustainability shows a pathway toward full decarbonization of U.S. aviation fuel use by substituting conventional jet fuel with sustainably produced biofuels.

The $3.5 million grant from the Department of Energy is part of a larger project that will bring together researchers from Arizona's three universities to study climate in the state's Sun Corridor.

Locals rely on the ‘long rains’ from March-May and ‘short rains’ from October-December

Prolonged drought in East Africa could impact livelihoods and agricultural lands. Farmers are hopeful for the rainy season to alleviate the effect of drought. Meanwhile, new research studying the groundwater in drought-stricken areas could help communities.

Clémentine Schneidermann has won first prize in the prestigious Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2022 for portraits from the series La

Researchers at a recent SRP conference presented similar data showing that central Arizona's wet years will get wetter, while dry years will be bone dry.

Clémentine Schneidermann has won first prize in the prestigious Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize 2022 for the series Laundry Day

East Africa is experiencing its worst drought in decades. One person could be dying every 48 seconds in the two drought-stricken countries.

According to a new study, better groundwater supply management might be the key to combating the effects of climate change in East Africa, where nations are now experiencing the greatest drought and food insecurity in a generation.

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