Anthropogenic activities like deforestation and the wild animal trade expose humans to new microbes. Although such…
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Mining in Greenland began in the 1850s with the opening of the cryolite mine in Ivittuut in South Greenland. Since then,…
Trees play a key role in how terrestrial biodiversity is built. Their trunks, a carbon skeleton of sorts, play a…
The Joint Research Centre of the European Commission is calling for applications for its Collaborative Doctoral…
Schistosomiasis is a severe infectious disease caused by parasitic worms. As an intermediate host, freshwater snails…
According to the dissertation by Mikko Savolahti, a researcher at the Finnish Environment Institute, residential wood…
While extreme weather events are increasing in intensity and frequency due to climate change, an international research…
The ‘European Joint Programme on Agricultural Soil Management’, or EJP SOIL in short, started on 1 February 2020. This…
A strong demand from public authorities, agriculture professionals, and society in general, all over Europe, has spurred…
Areas in which natural processes are given space may function as buffer against climate change. Ever since 2008, the…