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Algae and seaweed blooms in Greenland’s vast network of Arctic tidal pools offer shelter for some animals from an acidifying ocean.
Researchers find that wildfires are responsible for up to 20 percent of water flowing in some Western U.S. streams.
As erosion claims land, local scientists explore using oysters to preserve parts of the Mississippi delta.
How the heat of cities drives animal size may offer clues about how ecosystems will respond to global warming.
Interplay between forests and the atmosphere leads to surprising relationships between distant regions.
By hunting in the deep and dumping in the shallows, sharks deliver rich nutrients to coral reefs, helping them grow.
Soil bacteria are staggeringly diverse, but a few types are abundant nearly everywhere.
Flowering throughout the calendar could help tropical trees evade competitors.
Using computers to sift through the cacophony of seaside sounds could help conservationists save species.
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