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Earth to reach temperature tipping point in next 20 to 30 years, new NAU study finds

 E-Mail IMAGE: Graphic depicting the temperature tipping point at which Earth s plants will start decreasing the amount of human-caused carbon emissions they can absorb. view more  Credit: Victor O. Leshyk/Northern Arizona University Earth s ability to absorb nearly a third of human-caused carbon emissions through plants could be halved within the next two decades at the current rate of warming, according to a new study in Science Advances by researchers at Northern Arizona University, the Woodwell Climate Research Center and the University of Waikato, New Zealand. Using more than two decades of data from measurement towers in every major biome across the globe, the team identified a critical temperature tipping point beyond which plants ability to capture and store atmospheric carbon a cumulative effect referred to as the land carbon sink decreases as temperatures continue to rise.

NZ scientists push closer to revealing gene's role in Parkinson's disease

NZ scientists push closer to revealing gene s role in Parkinson s disease 10 Jan, 2021 10:16 PM 5 minutes to read Despite decades of research, and its impact on one in 500 New Zealanders and millions more around the world, Parkinson s disease remains a medical mystery. Photo / 123RF Despite decades of research, and its impact on one in 500 New Zealanders and millions more around the world, Parkinson s disease remains a medical mystery. Photo / 123RF Kiwi scientists are pushing closer to revealing one gene s critical role in the development of Parkinson s disease. A just-launched study comes after New Zealand research, backed by Hollywood star Michael J Fox s world-renowned charity, shed more light on the gene s intriguing link with the notorious neurodegenerative condition.