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Marine Ice Sheets Decisive in Global Warming Acceleration
Researchers conclude that the instability of marine-based ice sheets—those that flow directly into the ocean—was instrumental in accelerating global warming.
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Single-Cell Tools Provide Window Into Active Soil Antibiotic Resistome
A new single-cell functional tool incorporating single-cell Raman-isotope probing, single-cell sorting and targeted metagenomics will enable researchers to screen and sequence active antibiotic resistant bacteria in native soils.
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Prenatal Phthalate Exposure Linked to Reduction of Lung Function in Childhood
Exposure to phthalates in the womb has been associated with reduced lung function in childhood in a new study from the Barcelona Institute for Global Health.
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Quantifying the Reversibility and Irreversibility of Practical Li-Ion Batteries
Researchers have proposed an analytical approach to quantitatively evaluate the reversibility and irreversibility of practical lithium-metal batteries.
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First Images Captured of Carbon Dioxide Emissions From a Commercial Aircraft Engine
Researchers have used a novel near-infrared light imaging technique to capture the first cross-sectional images of carbon dioxide in the exhaust plume of a commercial jet engine.
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Bitcoin Mining Compared to Fossil Fuels in Terms of Its Environmental Footprint
Taken as a share of the market price, the climate change impacts of mining the digital cryptocurrency Bitcoin is more comparable to the impacts of extracting and refining crude oil than mining gold, according to recent research.
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Fast-Melting Arctic Ice Linked to Ocean Acidification
New research has indicated that the accelerated rate of ice melting in the Arctic is associated with an increased rate in ocean acidification, which threatens marine life.
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Biosensor Detects Brain Tumors With Less Than a Drop of Blood
Researchers have developed a biosensor that could help physicians precisely diagnose brain cancer from a minute blood sample.
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System Designed To Create Bioplastics
Scientists have developed a system that uses carbon dioxide to produce biodegradable plastics, or bioplastics, that could replace the nondegradable plastics used today.
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Do Microbes Release Potent Greenhouse Gas After Wildfires?
Scientists are racing to learn whether microorganisms send more laughing gas (nitrous oxide) — a greenhouse gas with 300 times the warming potential of carbon dioxide — into the atmosphere after wildfires.
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