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Simple rules can help fishery managers cope with ecological complexity
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Socioecological network finds space for cattle, fish, and people in the big mountain west
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One-in-three chance Hayward fault will rupture within 30 years
In the next 30 years, there is a one-in-three chance that the Hayward fault will rupture with a 6.7 magnitude or higher earthquake. Such...
New map profiles induced earthquake risk for West Texas
A map created by geophysicists can help predict which parts of West Texas and New Mexico may be at risk of fracking-induced earthquakes. The...
Influence of increasing carbon dioxide levels on the seabed
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Avoiding blackouts with 100% renewable energy
Researchers propose three separate ways to avoid blackouts if the world transitions all its energy to electricity or direct heat and provides the energy...
Savanna fires pump Central African forests full of nitrogen
Researchers are revealing the unexpected role that large-scale fires and high nitrogen deposition play in the ecology and biogeochemistry of these lush Central African...
Climate change, urbanization driving opossum’s northward march
Researchers are investigating the ongoing northward range expansion of the common Virginia opossum.
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