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Referring to the surrounding ecosystem of the planet Earth, its natural mechanisms and balances, and study of the effects of human interaction with it.
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Has ExxonMobil sequestered over 40 percent of all captured CO2?
This answer is now complete. Note all values of cumulative CO2 produced refer to as of end of year 2018.
I have finally found an ExxonMobil document that cited a source, rather than simply state the …
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Did fertilising the ocean with 100 tons of iron sulphate increase the salmon catch by over 1...
How credible is [the claim that salmon catch has increased by over 100,000 tons]?
Let us examine both the weight and number of salmon (see ADF&G Press Releases) per year.
The fertilization was c …
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Does Germany produce more waste than the US?
The reason for this discrepancy is because the data from the Umweltbundesamt includes construction and demolition waste (see figure below and surrounding text on your linked webpage) whereas the data …
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Is Bhutan the only carbon neutral/negative country?
Is Bhutan carbon neutral?
According to "Sustainability in an Emerging Nation: The Bhutan Case Study" published in Sustainability, Bhutan is indeed carbon neutral. The paper makes the following st …
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