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The heat is on🔥! In this month's newsletter, we explore how rising temperatures affect Earth and its inhabitants, both today and in the (very) distant future. Check it out here👇
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Researchers from the USGS tracked fish species in 10 streams within the Brooks Range in Alaska’s Noatak National Preserve to investigate how thawing permafrost affects Arctic ecosystems.
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ALT "Arctic Grayling" by shankar s. is licensed under CC BY 2.0
Researchers in Canada found that forest harvesting and wildfires contributed to the severe impacts of an atmospheric river that hit British Columbia in 2021, triggering catastrophic landslides and debris flows in traditionally dry regions. #sciencenewssciworthy.com/wildfires-and-…
Paleontologists have discovered a horseshoe crab fossil more than 215 million years older than previously known fossils, preserving evidence of external fertilization similar to that seen in modern horseshoe crabs.
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ALT Image Credit: "Atlantic horseshoe crab" by James St. John is licensed under CC BY 2.0
In roughly 5 billion years, the Sun will swell up large enough to engulf and destroy the Earth. But for how much of that time could life endure?
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ALT “Red giant star sets over a waterlogged planet” by Les Chatfield is licensed under CC BY 2.0