BGU scientists propose climate change mitigation strategy

Experts are concerned that species diversity could decline because of extreme climate. Researchers at Ben Gurion University discovered a positive promise to mitigate adverse effects.

A cow stands on caked mud before a small patch of water at a dam as the region deals with a prolonged drought near Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, January 18, 2020. Picture taken January 18, 2020.

(photo credit: PHILIMON BULAWAYO/REUTERS)

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OCTOBER 31, 2021 23:51

BGU scientists propose climate change mitigation strategy

Experts are concerned that species diversity could decline because of extreme climate. Researchers at Ben Gurion University discovered a positive promise to mitigate adverse effects.

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BGU scientists propose climate change mitigation strategy

Experts are concerned that species diversity could decline because of extreme climate. Researchers at Ben Gurion University discovered a positive promise to mitigate adverse effects.

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