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Fighting climate change is wildly popular, but most Americans don’t know that other people feel the same way

Thinnest roots in the world are key to a sharp ecosystem division in South Africa

Overcoming clean energy opposition and catching tiny microplastics in water are themes of research by newest Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellows

Tuskless elephants in Africa a response to population bottleneck caused by war

HMEI Faculty Seminar: “Necropolitics at the End of Empire: The Paradox of White Supremacy in the U.S.”

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The biodiversity of Africa’s savanna threatened with large herbivores gone

Climate change and reproductive success in birds

Shared prosperity is key to clean energy transition

Americans are unaware of carbon capture and sequestration technology, according to a new study

Despite sea-level rise risks, migration to some threatened coastal areas may increase

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