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Aerial view of the Baltic Sea with toxic blue-green algae blooms.
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Toxic algae spread in the Baltic Sea

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Toxic blue-green algae have been detected across large parts of the Baltic Sea. The occurrence is normal for the season according to SMHI.

Bogotá will host the ninth edition of the International Environmental Fair at Corferias from July 9 to 11, with Brazil as guest of honor.

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Scientists have identified a previously unknown bird species in Japan, the Tokara Leaf Warbler, after genetic studies showed it is distinct from the similar-looking Ijima's Leaf Warbler.

The United Nations World Food Programme and Food and Agriculture Organisation have launched a $202-million appeal to prepare for a potentially severe El Niño event.

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Top municipal politicians have halted plans to expand protected areas on the mountain edges in Sälenfjällen despite petitions from hundreds of residents.

Planting trees as windbreaks on farmland can sharply cut populations of grassland and wetland birds, according to new research in central Japan.

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Growing seaweed to capture carbon dioxide could deplete ocean nutrients and reduce the effectiveness of natural carbon sinks, according to new research. The approach risks increasing atmospheric CO2 in some scenarios rather than lowering it. Two studies highlight significant ecological trade-offs.

 

 

 

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