Declassified spy satellite photos reveal how Hindu Kush glaciers have melted since 1979
Declassified Cold War spy satellite imagery has allowed scientists to measure glacier mass loss in the Eastern Hindu Kush back...
How Construction Could Decide Whether Cities Survive the Next Crisis
When the COVID-19 pandemic emptied offices, disrupted supply chains, and forced billions of people indoors, the built environment became the...
Climate Change Is Turning Rare Mycotoxin Outbreaks Into a Year-Round, Multi-Toxin Threat
A new Perspective argues that interacting climate stressors are widening the ecological windows for fungal growth and toxin production, making...
From Lagos Floods to Congo Cobalt: New Research Charts a Path to Equitable African Cities
Research from the 2025 Pan African City Symposium links decentralized solar power, waste-to-energy, flood resilience, and housing reform into a...
One City, Three Waste Worlds: Income Divides Reshape Recycling in Nelson Mandela Bay
A new survey of 255 households across three contrasting Nelson Mandela Bay neighbourhoods reveals that waste generation, collection access, and...
Sudan’s Clay Soils Hold a Hidden Carbon Map — and Satellites Just Drew It
Researchers have produced the first validated map of soil organic carbon stocks across Sudan's Blue Nile clay plains using regression...
Half the Fuel, Same Harvest: GPS-Guided No-Till Farming Slashes Energy Use and Carbon Emissions
A four-season study on Andalusian farms found that combining no-tillage with GPS tractor guidance cut fuel consumption by roughly 50%...
Why fairness, not just technology, decides whether decarbonization succeeds
Nine studies show that decarbonization succeeds or fails on distribution, participation, recognition and legitimacy as much as on technology.
Why Climate Adaptation Projects Along Spain’s Coast Succeed Alone but Fail Together
A new governance analysis of nine climate adaptation initiatives on Spain's Catalan coast reveals why technological projects thrive while ecological...
Brown Trout Shift Their Feeding Clock to Survive a Warming World
A new individual-based modeling study shows that brown trout can shift their circadian foraging patterns in response to warming and...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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