- Sebastião Salgado, the renowned Brazilian photographer, passed away at 81, leaving behind a legacy of powerful black-and-white images that highlighted the dignity of labor and the fragility of nature.
- His work…
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Photographer Sebastião Salgado (1944-2025) planted a forest and grew a global movement
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Understanding temperature-rain data using ID3 based concept reduction technique in FCA
Results on ID3 values
In this section we compute the ID3 values for the many-valued temperature-rain data presented in Table 7.The readers are advised to refer18,21,22 to know about the computation process of entropy values for the attributes….
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Soil heterotrophic respiration repressed by drought stress more than soil autotrophic respiration in Stipa breviflora desert steppe, China
Smith, M. D. An ecological perspective on extreme Climatic events: a synthetic definition and framework to guide future research. J. Ecol. 99, 656–663 (2011).
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Radheshyam Bishnoi, protector of India’s wildlife, died on May 24, 2025, aged 28
Radheshyam Bishnoi was born with a calling to save wildlife. From a young age, he was driven by a deep sense of responsibility to protect the fragile ecosystems around him, shaped…
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Indigenous Bajo suffer child deaths & toxic sludge amid green energy push
- Nickel mining on Kabaena Island has caused severe environmental degradation, threatening the health, livelihoods and cultural identity of the Indigenous Bajo people and resulting in child deaths due to toxic…
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Scientists rediscover a Mexican rabbit they hadn’t seen in 120 years
- Lost to science for more than a century, the Omiltemi cottontail rabbit has been confirmed by scientists to be alive and hopping in southern Mexico.
- The species was rediscovered via interviews with local communities…
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Piles of Penguin Poop Could Surprisingly Help Cool Antarctica : ScienceAlert
Antarctica’s icy wilderness is warming rapidly under the weight of human-driven climate change, yet a new study points to an unlikely ally in the fight to keep the continent cool: penguin poo.
Published Thursday in Communications Earth &…
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What’s at stake for the environment in Suriname’s upcoming elections?
- Voters in Suriname this weekend will elect all 51 members of the National Assembly, who will then choose the president, usually the leader of a majority party or coalition.
- Incumbent President Chandrikapersad…
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The blobby little sea squirt that stowed away across the Pacific to California
- In 2023, scientists found a nonnative species of marine invertebrate in a private marina near Los Angeles, California.
- The arrival of this new member of California’s marine fauna highlights the massive, largely…
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Environmental defenders targeted in 3 out of 4 human rights attacks: Report
More than 6,400 attacks against human rights defenders were reported between 2015 to 2024, according to a new report from nonprofit Business & Human Rights Resource Centre (BHRRC).
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