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In a stark reminder of the consequences of human activities on our planet, a new study highlights the growing impact of these actions on Earth's vital boundaries. These planetary boundaries represent the delicate balance that sustains the stability and liveability of the planet for all living beings.
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Human Activities Pushing Planetary Boundaries: Warning for Health of Planet

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In today's world, we find ourselves in the midst of a global crisis convergence, where a multitude of threats intersect and challenge our collective resilience. From the pressing issues of climate change and economic inequality to the divisive specter of political polarization, these challenges seem insurmountable. However, history shows that societies have faced and sometimes overcome such threats before. Today, we have a unique advantage: knowledge. This knowledge is not just a rehash of past events but is obtained through new methods and data.
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Secrets of Societal Resilience in Environmental Shocks

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Climate Change Impacts Pathogen Prevalence in Birds and Bats
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Unlocking Tax Potential: Path to Financing Devp, Climate Transition

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Leaders, industry giants, and experts from around the globe gathered for the Climate Ambition Summit on September 20.
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Anticipation Grows as World Gears Up for Climate Ambition Summit

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A groundbreaking ecological experiment led by the University of Oxford on Borneo Island demonstrates the remarkable potential of replanting logged tropical forests with diverse seedlings in expediting their recovery. Published in the journal Science Advances, the study underscores the significance of biodiversity preservation in pristine forests and its restoration in recovering logged forests.
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Diverse Seedlings Hold Key to Accelerating Tropical Forest Restoration

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Only 15% of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are on track at the half-time point of the 2030 agenda
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The Planet is Off-Track from Meeting Climate Goals

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Rivers are warming and losing oxygen faster than oceans, according to a Penn State-led study published today (Sept. 14) in the journal Nature Climate Change.
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Warming and Oxygen Loss in Rivers Outpacing Oceans

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Climate Change Impacts Pathogen Prevalence in Birds and Bats
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Climate Change Impacts Pathogen Prevalence in Birds and Bats

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In a sweeping global analysis encompassing thousands of animal and plant species, a concerning trend has emerged: species across the board are shrinking in size. Researchers have pinpointed this phenomenon most prominently in fish, which are undergoing significant reductions in size.
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Widespread Species Shrinkage, with Fish among Most Affected

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In a significant revelation, researchers have found that the grounding line of the southern Ronne Ice Shelf in Antarctica can move up to 15 km (six miles) with changing tides.
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Dimming the Sun Alone Won’t Save Antarctica

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