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Chloe Jones
PhD Candidate, University of Southampton. Her research focuses on climate change, biodiversity, climate change-driven extinction in planktonic foraminifera.
12 posts
Double Whammy: why is there an increase in heavy rainfall after wildfires?
Climate change causes premature ageing… in lizards!
Good news or bad? Climate change cuts insect numbers on farmlands
Eat this and take the stress off the environment by 80%
The hack that gets fuel out of wastewater for hydrogen cars
New biodegradable plastic cuts waste and protects from harmful microbes
Urban heat is getting dangerous. What’s causing it?
Scientists want to de-extinct mammoths. What is it good for?
So, why are animals (mostly) getting smaller?
Microplastics: hurting sealife and potentially human health
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