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- * A study analyzing 36 lakes revealed that these regulations lead to more stable water levels but poorer water quality, with a notable shift in ecological response time occurring around 1956.
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December 2022
Faculty of Applied Sciences, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa.
The study evaluates the effect of political risk on CO emission in the top 10 most politically stable economies (Australia, Canada, Germany, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Netherlands, New Zealand, Sweden, and Switzerland) from 1991/Q1 and 2019/Q4. To the investigators' understanding, this is the first empirical analysis that inspects the effect of political risk on CO emissions in the top 10 most politically stable economies. Therefore, the current paper fills a gap in the existing literature.
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The growing world population, in combination with the anticipated effects of climate change, is pressuring food security. Plants display an impressive arsenal of cellular mechanisms conferring resilience to adverse environmental conditions, and humans rely on these mechanisms for stable food production. The elucidation of the molecular basis of the mechanisms used by plants to achieve resilience promises knowledge-based approaches to enhance food security.
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