Turning Pickle Brine Waste into Valuable Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Hiroshima University researchers have shown that liquid waste from Japanese pickle production can be transformed into a source of valuable...
Eleanor C. reports on Earth, ocean, and natural hazard research, including geology, water systems, ocean science, earthquakes, storms, and disaster risk.
Hiroshima University researchers have shown that liquid waste from Japanese pickle production can be transformed into a source of valuable...
Forests are often described as if they occupy a single, uniform layer of living green above the ground. Yet beneath...
Collodaria, the glassy ocean drifters that build elaborate silica skeletons and host microscopic algae, are challenging a familiar assumption about...
Scientists have identified a potentially major and previously overlooked source of microplastic pollution in the North Sea: the plastic coatings...
Cape Town to Host First International Palaeontological Congress in Africa From 30 November to 3 December 2026, Cape Town will...
Rivers are often described as dangerous when they overflow, but a new global analysis suggests that the most revealing threshold...
A crack pulling through a water-filled solid may appear to follow the simplest possible path: tension opens the material, the...
Marine carbon dioxide removal has often been presented as a vast, blue opportunity: use the ocean’s chemistry and circulation to...
Mangrove forests are often portrayed as ecosystems that survive only when enclosed by legal protection, but a new study points...
At first glance, an olivine crystal recovered from the seafloor may look like an inert green grain—a tiny mineral fragment...
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