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Les oiseaux sont-ils voués à devenir de plus en plus petits ? C’est ce que suggère une étude publiée dans la revue Ecology Letters, mercredi 4 décembre, rendant compte du travail minutieux d’un chercheur américain du Field Museum de Chicago. Le rétrécissement des oiseaux est, selon une étude, directement corrélé à la température des zones de reproduction. 
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Yale Environment 360 is an online magazine offering opinion, analysis, reporting and debate on global environmental issues.
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Beaucoup d'informations sur ce site d'origine universitaire et de portée plutôt scientifique. Un compte Twitter également : @YaleE360
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Scientists, policy makers and journalists are three key, interconnected players involved in prioritizing and implementing solutions to mitigate the consequences of anthropogenic pressures on the environment. The way in which information is framed and expertise is communicated by the media is crucial for political decisions and for the integrated management of environmental issues. Here we present a comparative study of scientific literature and press articles addressing climate change and biodiversity. We extensively scrutinized the scientific literature, research funding and press articles from the USA, Canada and United Kingdom addressing climate change and biodiversity issues between 1991 and 2016.
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Référence : Legagneux P, Casajus N, Cazelles K, Chevallier C, Chevrinais M, Guéry L, Jacquet C, Jaffré M, Naud M-J, Noisette F, Ropars P, Vissault S, Archambault P, Bêty J, Berteaux D, Gravel D. Our house is burning: discrepancy in climate change vs biodiversity coverage in the media as compared to scientific literature. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution 2018. 5:175. DOI: 10.3389/fevo.2017.00175.
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Article complet du Monde réservé aux abonnés. Relatif à l'étude scientifique suivante : Shared morphological consequences of global warming in North American migratory birds
Des données sont issues de ce travail sur les collisions, connaissiez-vous https://www.birdmonitors.net/