A newly arrived NESSC article explains the variability of the East Asian monsoon records! In the article, now published in Communications Earth & Environment, Louise Fuchs (Utrecht University) and
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Increasing N2O emissions from dammed reservoirs
Strong greenhouse gas emissions from streams and reservoirs have tripled, new NESSC research shows. The Earth’s warming climate is largely caused by the rise in greenhouse gases carbon dioxide and
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New NESSC study helps to explain intensifying drought conditions in the Horn of Africa. --- For decades climate models show that increasing global warming leads to an intensifying hydrological cycle,
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A quest for methane-eating microbes This summer, a team of international researchers sets out for the Bothnian Sea on research vessel Pelagia, the Dutch flagship for marine research. The aim
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A new NESSC paper obtained some remarkable insights into methane fluxes in Grevelingen Lake. . Jessica Venetz It is becoming more and more clear that microbes living
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