Climate change
Nature Outlook: Climate change
Faced with a warming planet, scientists tired of inaction are seeking technical and political solutions to a truly global problem. This Outlook discusses the wide array of marine life that is threatened by acidifying oceans, and how species are struggling to adapt. It also takes a look at the latest approaches to carbon capture, storage and use and at how some scientists are swapping research for politics to spur climate action.
Nature Outlook: Climate change is an editorially independent supplement to Nature produced with the financial support from a third party. About this content.
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