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A series of powerful earthquakes killed at least 2,000 people in western Afghanistan.

Researchers have shown that climate change is a stronger driver of increasing atmospheric methane than expected, causing the Earth to heat up more and faster than anticipated.

"Methane is four times more sensitive to global warming than previously thought, a new study shows. The result helps to explain the rapid growth in methane in recent years and suggests that, if left unchecked, methane related warming will escalate in the decades to come."

Greenhouse gas has undergone rapid acceleration and scientists say it may be due to atmospheric changes

A new study shows that methane is four times more sensitive to global warming than previously thought, reported The Guardian. The study justified the rapid growth in methane in recent years and revealed that methane-related global heating could potentially escalate in the future decades unchecked.  Measurements from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recorded the growth of this greenhouse gas passing 1,900 parts a billion last year, nearly triple pre-industrial levels and 80...

Read How Acciona Energia plans offshore wind return with SSE Renewables in Poland and other wind energy news & analysis on Windpower Monthly

Scotland's SSE Renewables has submitted an application for an Offshore Location License (OLL) for the allocation of development rights for an offshore wind farm at site 60.E.4 in the Baltic Sea in Poland.

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A Hidden Process Deep Within Earth Is Swallowing More Carbon Than We Thought 28 JULY 2021 Earth is swallowing up more carbon from its atmosphere than scientists previously thought, new research suggests. This discovery may change some of the equations and balances around our projections of climate change, although it doesnt mean we can breathe a sigh of relief.   The updated findings indicate that around a third of carbon rolled into Earths interior stays locked away long term. Previously, i...

Faith in action: Church brings 200 teens on a mission to help Published by admin on Mon, 07/26/2021 - 1:39pm A crew from Illinois prepares to move the foundation of a wheelchair ramp into place. At another location, Rush Hill youth group member Austin Taylor said "painting is easier, but I like building stuff." [Dave Faries] By:  Editor A few teenagers were spreading mulch. Another group stood with a couple of adults pondering the best way to heft the f...