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La Xarxa Europea d'Acció Climàtica avisa que els conflictes locals per les renovables estan "una mica sobrevalorats"

Count me in: What to expect from 2021 Census

Macquarie University/The Lighthouse What’s the point of the five-yearly Census? Macquarie University geographer Dr Andrew Burridge gives a brief history and explains why it’s important. Households around Australia – locked-down or not – are receiving instructions on how to complete the online form in our first ‘COVID safe’ Census. Moment in time: The Census gives a single snapshot of everyone who lives in Australia. The five-yearly data collection by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) asks each household and each person in Australia to complete 65 questions, ranging from their age and sex, their education, mobility, employment, family, religion and language through to their living arrangements and where they will be staying on the night of August 10.

UC Researchers Dive Deeper Into the Nitrogen Cycle at Sedgwick Reserve

August 3, 2021 at 11:21 pm by Sean Crommelin Nitrogen is a common and abundant element in the universe, serving many important functions for life on Earth. It makes up much of the atmosphere and our bodies, being a key component of amino acids and proteins, DNA and RNA, and ATP — the molecule which provides energy to many biological processes and living cells.  The researchers looked at semi-arid ecosystems, specifically oak savanna and woodland. Sean Crommelin / Daily Nexus In human society, nitrogen also has paramount importance as a component of fertilizers and many other essential products.  Quite literally, nitrogen is essential — biologically, environmentally and economically. Nitrogen is even an essential component of climate and climate modeling in how it affects plant growth. 

Climate Change and Other Factors Influencing the Saguaro Cactus (U.S. National Park Service)

Helping India's smallholder farmers