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New Space Sustainability Rating Addresses Space Debris with Mission Certification System
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Pride Month 2021
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We all lose when any individual is excluded: the truth about LGBTQ inclusion
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In ten years, this ice sheet could collapse, causing sea levels to rise
The Pine Island Glacier could collapse by the end of the decade, causing significant sea-level rise, research published in Science Advances found.
Peatlands worldwide are drying out, threatening to release 860 million tonnes of carbon dioxide every year
If peatlands dry out, they could release an additional 860 million tonnes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere every year, by the end of century.
NASA: Earth’s energy imbalance has doubled over last 14 years
Making sense of frontier risks and identifying early warning signs
New report shows why fighting climate change and nature loss must be interlinked
