Glacier Retreat Across The Chinese Tien Shan Due To Rising Air Temperature
Glaciers are the largest reservoirs of fresh water on Earth. Many glaciers store water as ice by snowfall during the colder seasons and then release…
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A Novel Method For Estimating Equivalent-Volume Ice Thickness Without Ridging Parameters
For the past decades, the trend of reduction of extent and thickness of ice cover in the Arctic has been noticed. While there are numerous…
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Measuring Changes In The Glaciers Of The Karakoram-Himalaya Mountains
The Karakoram-Himalaya mountain ranges, spread across Pakistan, India, China, Bhutan, and Nepal, are a home for thousands of glaciers. Glaciers are the natural reservoirs of freshwater…
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The Physical And Mechanical Properties Of Arctic Sea Ice During Melt Season
The Arctic Ocean is undergoing a series of changes in sea ice, whose concentration and thickness, as well as multiyear ice volume, has decreased significantly….
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Presence And Removal Of Perfluoroalkyl And Polyfluoroalkyl Substances In Potable Reuse
Many communities within the United States are experiencing a decline in both the quality and the quantity of water available from traditional sources (e.g., rivers,…
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Plants Focus On MicroRNA Expression Ratios To Sustain Their Flowering Time
Flowering is an imperative and exceptionally complex developmental segment of a plant’s life cycle. Flowers are a plant’s reproductive organs, producing male and female gametes which…
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Work Productivity Loss In A Warming World: Developed Country Vs Developing Country
As an observed fact, global climatic warming since the Industrial Revolution has caused more frequent heat waves across the world. Recent examples include the record-breaking…
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Why Certain Parks Gentrify Surrounding Neighborhoods And What We Can Do About It
Urban parks, trails, and other green spaces are vital amenities for city dwellers. Research consistently shows they bring a number of health, social, and economic…
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The Relationship Between Wild Ungulates And Temperate Forests
Wild ungulates such as deer, moose, goats, and boar are key drivers of forest ecosystems, as they can exert strong top-down control on forest structure…
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A Synthetic Metabolism Approach For Boosting Plant Yields
In “An Essay on the Principle of Population”, published in 1798, Thomas Malthus put forward his famous population trap concept, postulating the end of human…
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The Changing Landscape For High Street And Town Centre Businesses
A notable question facing business corporations seeking to operate transnationally is that of how to cope with variances in how their operations may be regulated….
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