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202524· Every action and policy prioritizing nature’s well-being invests in our future. Destroying nature is not just an environmental issue—it is a human crisis. If we don’t change …
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Limestone mining can affect ground water conditions. Limestone deposits often occur in association with karst, a topography where limestone slowly dissolves away underground. The …
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202492· An exploration of deforestation and restoration shows that woods are much more than trees. They depend on — and provide for — people, animals and microbes.
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2016320· “Destroying nature is destroying life” – This time Illusion were on assignment to help Robin Wood, the environmental activists, by creating three powerful full CG visuals to …
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2024114· Before They Vanish: Saving Nature’s Populations — and Ourselves Paul R. Ehrlich et al. Johns Hopkins University Press (2024) Biologist Paul Ehrlich has a history of failed predictions. For
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2024129· Quarries disrupt the landscape, destroy the natural habitat of certain species, and provoke air and water pollution. Hence, to ensure the conversion of the quarrying industry to a more sustainable one, there needs to …
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2025220· Urbanization has a complex effect on soil carbon and can lead to reductions or increases in SOC stocks (Fig. 1).This is because urban soils are subjected to a wide range of …
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201956· We are destroying nature at an unprecedented rate, threatening the survival of a million species – and our own future, too. But it’s not too late to save them and us, says a …
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2020914· Geomicrobially induced deterioration of stone monuments and buildings contributes to a considerable loss of world cultural heritage, especially when exposed to a …
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201957· Human activity is destroying the ecosystems that we depend on for food, water and natural resources — and driving up to one million plant and animal species to extinction, …
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103· An essential component of cement is limestone, which is heated at extreme temperatures to create clinke r – cement’s key binding ingredient. Limestone is extracted from …
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2020922· Substitution of clinker with a combination of calcined clay and fine limestone produces a cement known as limestone calcined clay cement or ‘LC3’, which performs well …
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323· This book seeks to answer two fundamental questions: Why do humans keep destroying nature when science makes it clear that in doing so they risk their own destruction? …
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201956· We are destroying nature at an unprecedented rate, threatening the survival of a million species – and our own future, too. But it’s not too late to save them and us, says a …
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1116· Calcareous grasslands favour chalk and limestone soils, which are rich in calcium carbonate. They can have high species diversity; 1 m 2 can support up to 40 species …
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2025210· Lichens secrete acids that dissolve limestone facades, tree roots crack through granite foundations, and colonies of bacteria create pitting patterns across marble surfaces – all part of an unstoppable cycle that turns …
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1021· Limestone is a sedimentary rock primarily composed of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) in the form of mineral calcite or aragonite.It is one of the most common and widely …
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The Maltese real estate boom is destroying the Maltese landscape through abusive construction, excavation of limestone material, and the urban sprawl created from the use of the material in …
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Several studies reported the reduced production of chlorophyll pigments due to the shading effects of limestone dust deposition on leaves. Moreover, prevalent alkaline conditions are …
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202495· Dissolution of carbonate minerals in karst aquifers has long been recognized to result from recharge of surface water undersaturated with respect to calcite from carbonic acid …
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202524· Every action and policy prioritizing nature’s well-being invests in our future. Destroying nature is not just an environmental issue—it is a human crisis. If we don’t change …
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In fact, research from the National Academies of Sciences shows that limestone quarrying can lead to habitat loss, affecting plant and animal species. Imagine a butterfly’s reaction when its …
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2016320· “Destroying nature is destroying life” – This time Illusion were on assignment to help Robin Wood, the environmental activists, by creating three powerful full CG visuals to raise public awareness of the ongoing destruction …
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101· But there''s a problem: to produce Portland cement, limestone is heated to 1,450 degrees Celsius, sparking a chemical reaction that drops a carbon dioxide molecule from the …
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2024516· Bath stone is an oolitic limestone comprised of ooids and bioclastic grains [2, 3]. Its honey colour gives the World Heritage City of Bath, England, a distinctive appearance.
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