In China, climate change is reportedly affecting the cultivation of tea, with changes in temperatures and rainfall altering the taste, aroma, and potential health benefits of the beverage.
Climate Change Causing Mangroves to Grow in the Atlantic Coast of Florida
A study claims that mangrove trees, which are highly sensitive to cold, have expanded enormously on the Atlantic coast of Florida as the frequency of frosts has diminished.
A study claims that mangrove trees, which are highly sensitive to cold, have expanded enormously on the Atlantic coast of Florida as the frequency of frosts has diminished.
Their work will build on preliminary research conducted in southwestern China's Yunnan Province by co-principal investigator and tea expert Selena Ahmed while she was a graduate student and later Training in Education and Critical Research Skills Program (TEACRS) postdoctoral fellow at Tufts.
Green tea, Orians notes, is widely known to contain high concentrations of antioxidants that are believed to help prevent or moderate a range of health problems associated with the heart, blood sugar and digestion.
Forces Behind Climate Change Denial Effort Unveiled
The organizational underpinnings and funding behind the powerful climate change countermovement has now been exposed by a new study
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In addition to studying the concentrations of tea's key chemicals, the researchers will survey consumers to determine how tea drinkers respond to teas of diminished quality.
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Animal Species Shift Northwards to Escape Effects of Climate Change
A new study has found how climate change in UK has caused butterflies, among many species to shift their distribution northwards
A new study has found how climate change in UK has caused butterflies, among many species to shift their distribution northwards
Climate Change Responsible for a Third of Extreme Warm Weather in Eastern US
Climate change was responsible for 35 percent of extreme warmth experienced in the Eastern US between March and May though it had little impact on the lack of precipitation in the Central US.
Climate change was responsible for 35 percent of extreme warmth experienced in the Eastern US between March and May though it had little impact on the lack of precipitation in the Central US.
