Rooftop rainwater harvesting could cool cities and reduce heatwave days
Cities could cool themselves with a resource that usually disappears down storm drains: rainwater. New research from The University of...
Miles G. covers atmospheric science and environmental pollution, focusing on air quality, pollutants, toxicology, weather systems, and environmental exposure research.
Cities could cool themselves with a resource that usually disappears down storm drains: rainwater. New research from The University of...
East Asia is getting greener—and that transformation may be changing the air millions of people breathe. A new study from...
A worldwide analysis of butterfly range shifts has revealed a rapid and geographically widespread redistribution of species, offering one of...
The Arctic may be generating far more cloud-forming particles than climate models currently account for, according to new research that...
A new atmospheric water harvesting system could turn wind directly into drinking water, without first converting the wind’s energy into...
A large prospective study from South Korea has found that exposure to air pollution—particularly fine particulate matter known as PM2.5—is...
Climate action may depend less on persuading people with more information and more on showing them that sustainable behaviour is...
Earth’s low orbit is becoming a laboratory for a new kind of atmospheric observation. With thousands of active satellites and...
South America’s rivers may begin far above the ground. A new study examining the continent’s “aerial rivers” reveals how corridors...
Finnish sauna is often described as a test of heat tolerance: a wooden room, a glowing stove and temperatures high...
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