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by Prachi Patel | Mar 29, 2017

  • Using seawater for cooling could be a sustainable option

    Using seawater for cooling could be a sustainable option

  • Researchers have hit on a widely available solution for decarbonizing fertilizer production

    Researchers have hit on a widely available solution for decarbonizing fertilizer production

  • The fertilizer solution has become a major climate problem

    The fertilizer solution has become a major climate problem

  • Q. Are vertebrate populations declining? A. Depends on how you look at the data

    Q. Are vertebrate populations declining? A. Depends on how you look at the data

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