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The list of countries obligated to provide international climate finance has barely changed since it was drafted at the Rio...

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Microplastics, the tiny fragments of plastic debris now recognized in everything from deep-sea sediments to human placental tissue, may be...

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Along Ghana's eastern coastline, where the Gulf of Guinea presses relentlessly against low-lying sandy shores, the sea is steadily dismantling...

Employees who push for climate action inside their workplaces often imagine that purpose and career advancement go hand in hand....

The midsummer drought of Mesoamerica—one of the most striking and economically consequential precipitation phenomena in the tropics—has long been portrayed...

Groundwater is the world's largest store of accessible freshwater, and a sweeping new review reveals that the scientific community has...