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UF/IFAS scientists discover sea level rise threat to Florida’s endangered pine rocklands
Rising sea levels and salt intrusion are negatively impacting the symbiotic fungi associated with pines in this habitat.
Feeding cows seaweed reduces methane emissions, but does it make economic sense?
Cow burps and flatulence produce heat-trapping methane that contributes to climate change.
UF/IFAS study: Non-native trees quietly invading our U.S. forests, causing decline in native trees
While the overall greenery in forests looks healthy, researchers are concerned about what’s going on beneath the canopy.
Are we losing our wildlife to benches and ballparks? UF/IFAS research shows how smart designs can avoid it
A first-of-its-kind study by University of Florida scientists provides insights on achieving harmony for smart urban park design.
Better feed, fewer burps: UF scientists target dairy gas emissions
Methane, a potent greenhouse gas, is naturally emitted by cows during digestion.
Phew, Florida summers are sizzling — and UF/IFAS research shows more scorching days likely in the next 25 years
By 2050, parts of Florida may see 70 days annually with temperatures of 91 degrees or warmer.
Mango farms where? Climate change is scrambling where the world’s food is grown
Even as warming and disease have eroded Florida’s citrus production, its mango industry has experienced a boom.
UF/IFAS shares prescribed fire resources promoting wildfire prevention
Every year, Florida conducts prescribed burns on more than 2 million acres – more than any other state.
Floridians prefer natural shorelines over armored ones, according to UF/IFAS study
Unlike armored shorelines, living shorelines offer flood and erosion protection without disrupting waterflow and marine life.
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