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Climate change is now main driver of wildfire weather - Vimarsana News

Climate change is now main driver of wildfire weather

New study says climate change is essentially two-thirds to 88% responsible for the conditions driving wildfire woes in the western United States.

Global warming shrank Indian economy by 31 per cent: Study - Vimarsana News

Global warming shrank Indian economy by 31 per cent: Study

Global warming has caused the Indian economy to be 31 per cent smaller than it would otherwise have been, according to a Stanford study which shows how Earth's temperature changes have increased inequalities.

The UK's IOP Publishing Opens Three 'Environmental Research' Journals - Vimarsana News

The UK's IOP Publishing Opens Three 'Environmental Research' Journals

As COP26 approaches, England's IOP Publishing is opening three new journals in its 'Environmental Research' series.

Three new academic journals to meet growing demand for environmental research - Vimarsana News

Three new academic journals to meet growing demand for environmental research

IOP Publishing (IOPP) is launching three new, fully open access (OA) journals, extending the publisher’s Environmental Research series. IOPP’s

How much water would it take to get out of this drought? - Vimarsana News

How much water would it take to get out of this drought?

How much water would it take to get out of this drought? As the extreme drought persist, many wonder what we would need to come out of it. By: Bree Guy and last updated 2021-07-13 14:59:55-04 LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — It’s going to take much more than a monsoon to even break the surface of coming out of our current drought. Stanford University professor and senior fellow Dr. Noah Diffenbaugh explains, "Think about it like if you didn’t get paid for three months and then your employer gave you a normal paycheck and said okay now we are back to normal. Well, you’re ...

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