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Andrei Ionescu

Andrei Ionescu

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    Recent Articles

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    Hidden climate feedbacks could amplify global warming by 30 percent

    Natural climate feedbacks from permafrost, wetlands, wildfires, and inland waters could amplify global warming by 20 to 30 percent.
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    Kids met a new generation of AI toys and weren’t impressed

    Kids met a new generation of AI toys and weren’t impressed
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    Honey bees can warn us when an ecosystem is in trouble

    Honey bees pick up traces of environmental stress as they forage, making their health a potential early warning system for ecosystem trouble.
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    You may not actually need eight hours of sleep at night after all

    A new review challenges the eight-hour sleep rule, suggesting that sleep timing, consistency, and natural light may matter more than duration.
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    Most city parks are missing a vital layer that supports wildlife an...

    City parks could do far more for people and wildlife by rethinking a familiar design feature that has shaped green spaces for generations.
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    Sun and heat make plastic pollution worse in desert dumpsites

    Sun, heat, and wind break plastic waste into smaller, more toxic particles that can spread far beyond dryland dumpsites.
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    Global wheat prices are rising in warming climates, raising food se...

    Droughts hitting major wheat-growing regions at the same time are increasingly shaping global prices and raising new concerns for food security.
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    How we talk to kids about nature can change how much they care

    How teachers frame nature can shape children's interest in environmental issues, with human-centered lessons producing a stronger short-term response.
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    Climate change is raising diarrhea risk for children across Africa

    Climate change is raising childhood diarrhea risk across Africa, but access to clean water, electricity, and transportation may help protect children.
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    New map reveals 1.8 million trees that could help cool New York City

    A new satellite-powered map identifies 1.8 million trees across New York City and could help guide planting efforts to reduce urban heat.
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    Cleaner city air linked to better cognitive development in children

    Cleaner city air could have benefits that begin before birth, with new research linking pollution policies to healthier brain development in children.