Mediterranean Shallow Lakes Balance Carbon Fixation and Sediment Methane Production
Small Mediterranean Ponds May Store Carbon While Quietly Generating Climate-Warming Methane The smallest wetlands may be doing two apparently contradictory...
Eleanor Cresswell reports on Earth, ocean, and natural hazard research, including geology, water systems, ocean science, earthquakes, storms, and disaster risk.
Small Mediterranean Ponds May Store Carbon While Quietly Generating Climate-Warming Methane The smallest wetlands may be doing two apparently contradictory...
A New Water-Management Framework Claims to Make Reliable Decisions from Just a Handful of River Sub-Basins Water managers often face...
A new earthquake-engineering study of Catania, Sicily, suggests that the seismic safety of an urban tunnel cannot be judged by...
A Finnish River Basin May Be Approaching Five Socio-Environmental Tipping Points A river basin in northern Finland has become a...
Ethiopia’s summer rains may be governed by two vast, invisible rivers of air moving high above the ground, according to...
A new artificial-intelligence system could help geoscientists locate underground oil and gas reservoirs by turning subtle patterns in seismic data...
Karst landscapes are often described as nature’s hidden plumbing: rain disappears into cracks, sinkholes and caverns, then reappears far underground...
Global ocean wave forecasts have received a major artificial-intelligence upgrade in a study that could reshape how ships, offshore platforms,...
Phosphorus is the nutrient that can quietly transform a lake from a clear, oxygen-rich ecosystem into a green, algae-choked danger...
A new study of Spain’s Guadalquivir River Basin is challenging one of the most influential assumptions in modern water policy:...
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