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- 1Study maps climate actions that protect urban health▼Systematic overview of climate actions for health in cities
A systematic overview published in Nature reviews climate actions taken by cities and assesses their effects on public health. The work compiles existing research on measures such as emissions reduction and urban adaptation, aiming to give policymakers a clearer picture of which interventions deliver health benefits. It arrives as city governments face growing pressure to protect residents from heat, air pollution and other climate-related risks.
- 2Biological Diversity journal launches special issue on resilient nature▼Biological Diversity launches special issue on resilient nature: ecosystem responses and ecological restoration under global change
The journal Biological Diversity has launched a special issue titled 'Resilient Nature: Ecosystem Responses and Ecological Restoration Under Global Change'. The collection brings together research on how ecosystems respond to mounting global pressures and how restoration efforts can rebuild ecological resilience. The issue is announced via EurekAlert and is aimed at researchers and practitioners in ecology, conservation biology and environmental science.
- 3Photographers Share Striking 'Fae Tree' Nature Images●Fae tree 🌳 #photography #journal #nature #thicktrunktuesday #ECK
Nature photographers are sharing images of a gnarled tree dubbed the 'fae tree', tagged under photography and nature hashtags including the weekly thick-trunk Tuesday theme. The pictures show a thick, twisted trunk with a whimsical, otherworldly look that viewers compare to fairy-tale woodland. Responses so far are small in number, mostly appreciative comments on the tree's unusual shape.