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Butterflies with smaller or lighter-colored wings are likely to be ā€œlosersā€ during climate change, with the 6,000 species of Lycaenidae family in the tropics being the most vulnerable, according to a study.
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Smaller butterflies may fall easy prey to climate changeā€™s heat patterns

HQ Team July 15, 2023: Butterflies with smaller or lighter-colored wings are likely to be ā€œlosersā€ during climate change, with the 6,000 species.

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A hunting community, as far as Northeastern Greenland has some of the worldā€™s highest concentrations of harmful polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), a Danish study found.
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Greenlandā€™s hunting community reports high PFAS levels

HQ Team July 13, 2023: A hunting community, as far as Northeastern Greenland has some of the worldā€™s highest concentrations of harmful polyfluoroalkyl.

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From blue to green, the color of the oceans is changing, and the main factor is human-induced climate change, according to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers.
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Ocean color is turning green, boffins blame human-induced climate change

HQ Team July 13, 2023: From blue to green, the color of the oceans is changing, and the main factor is human-induced climate.

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People facing hunger globally, rose by an additional 122 million last year, because of the 2019 Covid-19 pandemic, weather shocks, and conflicts, according to a UN report.
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Hunger on the rise globally, may miss SDG target for 2030: UN warns

HQ Team July 13, 2023: People facing hunger globally, rose by an additional 122 million last year, because of the 2019 Covid-19 pandemic,.

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Canada invites stakeholdersā€™ response to new pesticide rules
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Canada invites stakeholdersā€™ response to new pesticide rules

HQ Team July 12, 2023: Canadian government has invited stakeholdersā€™ feedback on proposed amendments to the Pest Control Products Regulations on planned curbs.

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Air particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide gases are the largest environmental causes of death in Europe, according to a study by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal).
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Fine particulate matter, NO2 behind environmental deaths in Europe

HQ Team July 12, 2023: Air particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide gases are the largest environmental causes of death in Europe, according to.

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Planet Earth had its hottest ever week early this month, with an unprecedented rise in sea temperatures and record Antarctic sea ice loss, according to the World Meteorological Organization.
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July first week was hottest in history, sea temperatures soar to record highs

HQ Team July 11, 2023: Planet Earth had its hottest ever week early this month, with an unprecedented rise in sea temperatures and.

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Italy accounted for most of Europe's more than 61,000 deaths related to heat stress between May and September last year, according to a study led by Barcelona Institute for Global Health.
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Intense heat waves killed 61, 672 people in Europe last year

HQ Team July 11, 2023: Italy accounted for most of Europe’s more than 61,000 deaths related to heat stress between May and September.

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The worldā€™s tropics lost 4.1 million hectares of forests, the equivalent of 11 soccer fields, every minute in 2022, according to the World Resources Institute.
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Forest cover, the size of 11 football fields, vanishes every minute: WRI

The worldā€™s tropics lost 4.1 million hectares of forests, the equivalent of 11 soccer fields, every minute in 2022, according to the World.

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Humans have an upper critical temperature range of between 45 degrees Celsius and 50 degrees Celsius, and in that range the body stops functioning optimally, researchers reveal.
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British researchers reveal level of heat stress a human body can take

HQ Team July 7, 2023: Humans have an upper critical temperature range of between 45 degrees Celsius and 50 degrees Celsius, and in.

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