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Mushrooms: The underestimated superpower in the crosshairs

The structures of many fungal organisms only become clear when magnified. Pictured: Microscopic image of a Penicillium fungus. © alanphillips/iStock ...
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Methane emissions are rising more than ever

The main causes of methane emissions are agriculture, landfills and the use of fossil fuels. © baranozdemir/iStock ...
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Where does discarded plastic waste end up?

Although most of our plastic waste ends up in official landfills, large amounts also end up in nature without any control. © walid Moujanni...
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Bird of the Year wanted

These five bird species are up for election as “Bird of the Year” 2025. © NABU; Black Redstart: Dennis Lorenz/BIA; Crane: Mario Suarez Porras/BIA;...
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German Environmental Award: Commitment to moorlands and electric cars honored

Peat researcher Franziska Tanneberger and graduate engineer Thomas Speidel are honored with the German Environmental Prize. © DBU/ Ansgar Pudenz ...
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How a salt crisis changed biodiversity in the Mediterranean

These seven to eight million year old salt deposits contain numerous fossils from the time before the Messinian salinity crisis in the Mediterranean. ©...
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AI as a replacement for animal testing?

In the future, some animal testing could be replaced by software tools. © RaffaeleM/ iStock ...
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How can governments effectively protect the climate?

Climate policy measures are most effective when they are cleverly combined, an analysis shows. © Galeanu Mihai / iStock ...
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A 600-year-old coral as a climate archive

This ancient honeycomb coral houses a unique climate archive. © Joel Orempuller The...
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How much of Europe’s land could become wild again?

Large parts of Europe could be deliberately left to become wild again. © Paul Hartley/ iStock ...
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Lungfish has largest animal genome

The genome of South American lungfish is the largest in the animal kingdom. © Katherine Seghers, Louisiana State University ...
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Bacteria as methane swallowers

Methane-oxidizing bacteria help us in the fight against climate change. © Sina Schorn/Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology ...
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How giant algae enzymes produce poison

Fish kills caused by the golden algae Prymnesium parvum. © Gary Turner/ Brazos River Authority ...
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Online tool helps with selection of future city trees

Trees act like cooling oases in cities. © TommL / iStock With climate...
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Mini arm bone reveals more about the “Hobbit people”

This small bone is part of the humerus of a dwarf-like early human species that lived on the Indonesian island of Flores around 700,000...
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What is the weather like in the deep sea?

Things are more dynamic in the deep sea than previously thought. © MARUM – Center for Marine Environmental Sciences, University of Bremen ...
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Mysterious ice underside mapped

A complex structured blanket landscape can be seen on the underside of the Antarctic ice shelf. © Filip Stedt / University of Gothenburg ...
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“Blue Wonders” from the Eifel

A sapphire grain from the sediment of the Kyll, a river in the western Eifel. © Sebastian Schmidt ...
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Using analytics to combat organic egg fraud

Some consumers are concerned that eggs from conventional farming are being sold as “organic”. © sergeyryzhov/iStock ...
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Are our onions in danger?

Is there a plague spreading among onions? © Yusuke Ide/ iStock A bacterium...
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