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Want to plant trees to offset fossil fuels? You'd need all of North and Central America, study finds
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Want to plant trees to offset fossil fuels? You'd need all of North and Central America, study finds

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Large CO2 removal potential of woody debris preservation in managed forests
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Large CO2 removal potential of woody debris preservation in managed forests

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Limiting climate warming to 1.5 °C requires reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and CO2 removal. While various CO2 removal strategies have been explored to achieve global net-zero greenhouse gas emissions and account for legacy emissions, additional exploration is warranted to examine more durable, scalable and sustainable approaches to achieve climate targets. Here we show that preserving woody debris in managed forests can remove gigatonnes…Read Article
Entangled fates—the rally effect around Europe due to Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine
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Entangled fates—the rally effect around Europe due to Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine

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The Russian invasion of Ukraine triggered the deadliest escalation of a war in Europe since World War II. There is an extensive literature on the tendency of national leaders to experience a surge of support in times of international crises, which is dubbed the rally around the flag effect. However, much less attention is paid to whether a similar rally effect could be observed around a supranational flag. This study employs a quasi-experimental…Read Article

Wildfires drive multi-year water quality degradation over the western United States

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Wildfires can dramatically alter water quality, resulting in severe implications for human and freshwater systems. However, regional-scale assessments of these impacts are often limited by data scarcity. Here, we unify observations from 1984–2021 in 245 burned watersheds across the western United States, comparing post-fire signals to baseline levels from 293 unburned basins. Organic carbon and phosphorus exhibit significantly elevated levels (p…Science · United StatesRead Article

Coordinated early immune response in the lungs is required for effective control of SARS-CoV-2 replication

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Despite waning of virus-neutralizing antibodies, protection against severe SARS-CoV-2 in the majority of immune individuals remains high, but the underlying immune mechanisms are incompletely understood. Here, rhesus macaques with pre-existing immunity from Novavax WA-1 and/or P.1 vaccines and WA-1 or P.1 infection are immunized with a bivalent WA-1/Omicron BA.5 Novavax vaccine ten months after the last exposure. The boost vaccination primarily …ScienceRead Article

Table 2 Meta-analyses bicycle crash studies on bicycle helmet effectiveness and preventing injuries in different body regions.

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Strategies for climate-resilient global wind and solar power systems

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Climate change may amplify the frequency and severity of supply-demand mismatches in future power systems with high shares of wind and solar energy1,2. Here, we use a dispatch optimization model to assess potential increases in hourly costs associated with such climate-intensified gaps under fixed, high penetrations of wind and solar generation. We further explore various strategies to enhance system resilience in the face of future climate chan…ScienceRead Article

Geographic redistributions are insufficient to mitigate exposure to climate change in North American birds

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As climate change accelerates, many species must move poleward or upslope to conserve their environmental niches and limit their exposure. While such geographic redistributions have been extensively reported, an assessment of species’ success in limiting their exposure to novel conditions is missing. Here we report on a method to account for biases in tens of millions of species observations and evaluate how 406 bird species native to the United…ScienceRead Article

More extreme summertime North Atlantic Oscillation under climate change

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Extreme states of the North Atlantic Oscillation in summer can lead to severe weather events such as heatwaves and floods in Europe. But how these extremes evolve in response to climate change remains unexplored. Here we show that the statistical distribution of the summer North Atlantic Oscillation index grows wider with increasing global warming in large ensembles of climate change simulations as well as reanalysis data. Such an amplified vari…ScienceRead Article

Estimating the impact of the Russian invasion on the displacement of graduating high school students in Ukraine

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On 24 February 2022, Russia began a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The war has dramatically impacted every area of life in Ukraine, including education. In this paper, we curate a uniquely comprehensive dataset of standardized exam outcomes used for admissions to higher education institutions in Ukraine—analogous to the Standardized Aptitude Test (SAT) in the United States—to provide strong estimates of student displacement and the first analys…Science · UkraineRead Article

Green roofs act as the first barrier to intercept microplastics from urban atmosphere

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Green roofs are often considered barriers against polluted precipitation, but their effectiveness in capturing airborne microplastics remains unclear. Here we evaluate modular green roofs under simulated wet deposition to assess their ability to intercept and retain microplastics. We find that green roofs remove over 97.5% of deposited microplastics. In Shanghai, China, this corresponds to an annual interception of approximately 1.70 × 10¹² part…ScienceRead Article

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