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Rainforests harvest the skies

...inforests transpire very little, they contribute a disproportionately large volume of water to their catchment. This contribution is greatly reduced when the forest is cleared and the water can evaporate. Dr Reddell also warns of the consequences for water security in the event of global warming: if the cloud banks wh...

Can we defy nature's end?

...ations of species found nowhere else and which are disproportionately vulnerable to extinction. The 25 hotspots represent just 1.4 percent of the worlds landmass, but contain a staggering 60 percent of terrestrial species diversity. The remaining $5 billion would help protect the tropical wilderness forests and key mar...

The lands nobody wanted

...sidential development. The authors contend that by disproportionately locating reserves in higher elevations with poor soil productivity, entire species of plants and animals who reside in lower and more fertile areas are left largely unprotected. For example, past studies have shown that the greatest numbers of amphi...

Fourth dimension

...n life-size, an ant's exoskeleton would have to be disproportionately much thicker compared to that of a smaller ant," says Niklas. "For the same reason, if giant humans were scaled up as they are in some movies, their hearts wouldn't be able to circulate blood properly and they would die of a heart attack." This scal...

Study shows industrial hog operations appear to impair health, life quality among neighbors

...500 intensive hog operations, and they are located disproportionately in areas that are poor and nonwhite," Wing said. "The public health and environmental injustice implications of this geographical pattern extend beyond the physiologic impact of airborne emissions to issues of well-water contamination and the negativ...

UK researchers discover a molecular cause of spinal cord injuries

...e total financialburden of spinal cord injuries is disproportionately high. The estimated costof spinal cord injuries in the United States was $7.7 billion in 1995, and a27-year-old with complete quadriplegia will incur lifetime costs of about $1million. Apoptosis is a "suicide" process. The dying cell activa...

Research Reveals Environmental Injustice In N.C. Communities With Large Hog Farms

...ons that hog operations in North Carolina havebeen disproportionately established in poorer communities across the state andin areas with more non-white residents are accurate, a new University of NorthCarolina at Chapel Hill study concludes. Funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences'Env...

Duke Studies Show U.S. Central Plains Vulnerable To Global Warming

...l temperatures. Because climate change may disproportionately affect trees during theirvulnerable early stages as seedlings, graduate student Janneke and Clarkreported to the ESA meeting studies of how climate changes might affect seedgermination. These early studies hint that under global warming some treespec...

Mutant Gene Not Sole Explanation For Hiv Non-Progression

...ne mutant copy of the CCR5 gene are disproportionately represented among long-term nonprogressors. The LIR defines long-term nonprogressors as people who have been HIV-infected for more than seven years, have stable CD4+ T cell counts above 600 ...

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