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The heartbreaking decline of Great Lakes ice cover

The heartbreaking decline of Great Lakes ice cover
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Amid El Niño, UP scientists highlight need for research in marine science

Amid the looming El Niño, scientists find themselves in a tight spot, compelling them to do more research to come up with science-based solutions to the problem brought about by climate change to the country’s rich marine biodiversity. At the forefront of recent discussions on the future of the country’s… ....

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In soil, high microbial fluctuation leads to more carbon emissions

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IMAGE: San Diego State University ecologists found that seasonal fluctuations in temperature lead to a corresponding fluctuation in soil microbial populations, and increased carbon emissions.
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As humans, the weather where we live influences our energy consumption. In climates where weather shifts from hot summers to very cold winters, humans consume more energy since the body has to work harder to maintain temperature.
In much the same way, weather influences microbes such as bacteria and fungi in the soil. Seasonal fluctuations in soil temperature and moisture impact microbial activities that in turn impact soil carbon emissions and nutrient cycles. ....

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Israeli researchers develop method for predicting pest attacks in fields - World News

2021-04-05 11:35:23 GMT2021-04-05 19:35:23(Beijing Time) Xinhua English
JERUSALEM, April 5 (Xinhua) Israeli researchers have developed a tool for predicting population development of harmful insects in agricultural fields, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HUJI) said on Monday.
The new method can reduce the use of pesticides, which are high cost and cause environmental damage, HUJI added.
The tool was developed in a study published in the journal Ecological Modeling, by researchers from HUJI and the MIGAL Galilee Research Institute in northern Israel.
Based on meteorological data, the new tool predicts the population development of one of the most harmful insects in agriculture, the silverleaf whitefly (Bemisia tabaci). ....

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