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  1. The Science Behind Air Pollution

    Researchers have learned a lot about air pollution in recent years. Here are the key findings, what they mean, and what is still unknown.

    By Lucia Ferreira
  2. Questions People Ask About Wetlands

    Researchers have learned a lot about wetlands in recent years. Here are the key findings, what they mean, and what is still unknown.

    By Lucia Ferreira
  3. How Acid Rain and Composting Are Linked

    What causes the changes linked to acid rain, how composting fits in, and which simple facts make the whole topic much easier to understand.

    By Elena Castellanos
  4. New Research on Wetlands

    Many people misunderstand wetlands. We look at how it really works, why it matters, and what recent studies have added to the picture.

    By Jonah Whitfield
  5. How Drought and Air Pollution Are Linked

    Many people misunderstand drought. We look at how it really works, why it matters, and what recent studies have added to the picture.

    By Elena Castellanos
  6. Common Myths About Drought

    Here is what drought actually involves, what the latest research says about it, and the practical details most people never hear about.

    By Lucia Ferreira
  7. How Coral Bleaching and Acid Rain Are Linked

    Many people misunderstand coral bleaching. We look at how it really works, why it matters, and what recent studies have added to the picture.

    By Grace Adeyemi
  8. Common Myths About Composting

    From the basics to the newest findings, this guide explains composting in plain language and clears up a few of the most common myths.

    By Owen Pritchard
  9. How Wetlands and Wildfires Are Linked

    Researchers have learned a lot about wetlands in recent years. Here are the key findings, what they mean, and what is still unknown.

    By Theo Nakamura
  10. Recycling and Wetlands: What’s the Connection?

    Here is what recycling actually involves, what the latest research says about it, and the practical details most people never hear about.

    By Owen Pritchard
  11. New Research on Drought

    What causes the changes linked to drought, how recycling fits in, and which simple facts make the whole topic much easier to understand.

    By Avery Lindqvist
  12. How Scientists Study Air Pollution

    Here is what air pollution actually involves, what the latest research says about it, and the practical details most people never hear about.

    By Hannah Solberg
  13. Deforestation vs. Ocean Currents: Key Differences

    Here is what deforestation actually involves, what the latest research says about it, and the practical details most people never hear about.

    By Hannah Solberg
  14. What’s Really Going On With Ocean Currents?

    Researchers have learned a lot about ocean currents in recent years. Here are the key findings, what they mean, and what is still unknown.

    By Jonah Whitfield