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Rivers that Clean the Air: A Study Reveals the Unexpected Role of Dry Channels in Carbon Absorption
A new analysis of river systems in the United States revealed a surprising behavior. Far from always acting as carbon sources, some rivers located...
Methuselah and the Millennial Larch: the oldest trees on the planet that hold the memory of the climate and Earth’s history
Some trees are more than just simple organisms: they are ancient living witnesses of entire civilizations and natural archives that preserve information about the...
Alert in the United States over a new clean water law: less protection for wetlands, streams, and household supply
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) presented a revision of the Clean Water Act on Monday, raising concerns about its environmental impact.
The official...
The Downy Woodpecker: North America’s Smallest “Living Hammer” That Surprises Science
The Downy Woodpecker (Dryobates pubescens), the smallest in North America, defies expectations by striking the hard bark of trees with a force that multiplies...
The largest plant on the planet is in the United States: it weighs 6,000 tons and covers more than 40 hectares
In the heart of the Wasatch Mountains in Utah (United States), there stretches a unique plant organism in the world: Pando, considered the largest...
