Thai Village Health Volunteers’ Pollution Knowledge Linked to PM2.5 Prevention Behaviors
Air pollution research has entered a new phase in Thailand, where the most important line of defense against microscopic airborne...
Russell Cooper is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Environmental Pollution coverage.
Air pollution research has entered a new phase in Thailand, where the most important line of defense against microscopic airborne...
Superstorm Sandy did not end when the winds fell quiet. In New York City, floodwaters, damaged buildings, prolonged dampness and...
A heated argument on social media may look like the beginning of a movement’s collapse. New research suggests it can...
Extreme heat is emerging as one of the most consequential—and least visible—threats facing schools in the United States. As heat...
A new study has revealed that Arctic cyclones can become far more destructive when they arrive in rapid succession, transforming...
Extreme temperature events are no longer isolated anomalies appearing once in a generation. As the climate warms, heat domes, sudden...
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A microscopic chemical map of fossil penguin bones from Antarctica has revealed a hidden record of the continent’s ancient climate,...
Cement could become more than a symbol of construction. In a new study, researchers at ETH Zurich report that cement...
Renewable energy is often portrayed as a solution to both climate change and air pollution. Yet a new study suggests...
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