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Water Wars: When Fights Over Freshwater Turn Violent
The Yoruba people of Nigeria have an old saying, “Water has no enemy,” which means living in harmony with nature leads to a long and wise


David Dodge
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Geothermal—Using Earth’s Energy to Save the Earth
Geothermal energy has long been viewed as an ideal source of free energy from the Earth. In the Stone Age, geothermal heating was used for


Robert R. Selle
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El Niño y La Niña: Keeping Track of Earth's Climatic Super Siblings
In the 1600s, Spanish fishermen hunting for mackerel and tuna in the cold Pacific waters off what is present-day Ecuador and Colombia notice


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High, Dry, and Booming: Urbanization Reaches the Himalayas
Ladakh, known as the “Land of High Passes,” “Little Tibet,” or the “Last Shangri-la,” is a region in the northernmost part of India, located


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‘Balcony Solar’: Harnessing Power from Sunlit Spaces
A new green energy craze is sweeping through Germany. Tiny solar power plants are popping up on balconies across the country, giving citizen