Can climate change accelerate transmission of malaria? Pioneering research sheds light on impacts of temperature
The results suggest that an anticipated surge in malaria transmission may be less severe than feared, particularly in cooler regions.
The results suggest that an anticipated surge in malaria transmission may be less severe than feared, particularly in cooler regions.
Insufficient research into how to better sequester carbon can lead to misinformation for ranchers, the study shows.
Growers can use the new tool to track weather conditions and indicators in places where there isn’t a weather station ...
A study that looked at thermal adaptation in mosquitoes found that temperature tolerance could shift within just 10 generations.
The BeeGardens app helps the public identify bees and bee-friendly plants in their yards.
Florida’s ailing waters need more, not less, policies and practices that prevent pollution at its source.
A state-commissioned report by UF/IFAS suggests a potentially years-long study is needed to evaluate fertilizer bans.
The trend highlights a need for proactive management and individual preparedness for those living in this populous part of the ...
Living shorelines use natural solutions – installed plants and habitat structures – to strengthen beaches against erosion.
Carbon sequestration is the process of removing carbon dioxide from the air and locking it up in plants and soils ...
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