World War I and II Shipwrecks Pollute the North Sea
A century after a German submarine sank beneath the North Sea, scientists have found evidence that explosives trapped inside the...
Eleanor C. reports on Earth, ocean, and natural hazard research, including geology, water systems, ocean science, earthquakes, storms, and disaster risk.
A century after a German submarine sank beneath the North Sea, scientists have found evidence that explosives trapped inside the...
The Wadden Sea is often described as a landscape that constantly rebuilds itself. Twice each day, tides sweep across vast...
A new study of rare volcanic rocks from Wyoming is offering scientists an unusually detailed glimpse into the chemical transformations...
The Wadden Sea is a place where the ground is never truly still. Twice each day, tides sweep across vast...
A desert in northern China may have been shaped not only by geology and long-term drying, but by the seasonal...
European rivers are becoming saltier, and a new study is turning that quiet chemical shift into a major environmental warning....
Colorado’s irrigated mountain hayfields may be doing far more than producing forage for livestock. A three-year study led by Colorado...
For two decades, an international team of paleontologists has been assembling what may be the largest collection of fossil carbon...
Iceland’s ice sheet may have repeatedly rewritten the chemical signature of the North Atlantic, according to a new study that...
For decades, the expected story of climate change in frozen northern soils has sounded deceptively simple: temperatures rise, permafrost thaws,...
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