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...
Ecological Succession Theory Offers New Diagnostic Lens for Sustainable Urban Economic Change
Researchers have translated the causal architecture of ecological succession into a falsifiable framework for diagnosing why sustainable economic transitions succeed...
Brazil Bets on Indigenous Wisdom to Shield Culture from Climate Chaos
Brazil's draft National Culture Plan for 2025–2035 embeds the Indigenous concept of Bem Viver into cultural policy, making traditional knowledge...
Oil Consumption Data Reveal the Global Energy Transition Is Working—Unevenly
A new analysis of oil consumption across 78 countries finds the global energy transition has measurably reduced oil demand, though...
Peninsular Malaysia Faces Tripled Heat Days and Sharper Drought Swings by Mid-Century
A new multi-model climate study projects that Peninsular Malaysia will see heat stress days nearly triple and moderate drought frequency...
Peru’s Honey Bees Face a Perfect Storm of Deforestation, Mites, Pesticides and Climate Change
A systematic review of 89 studies spanning 1914 to 2024 finds that Peru's honey bees are vital to crops such...
Sustainability stories in Swedish riding schools: an ecolinguistic analysis of policy documents and interviews
An ecolinguistic study of Swedish riding schools reveals that local sustainability practices often outpace the language used to describe them,...
EU Sustainability Regimes Persist While the Bloc Slowly Converges, Study Finds
A new study of the EU-27 finds that Member States are converging on energy and resource sustainability metrics while remaining...
How Germany’s Biggest Supermarkets Score on Sustainability—and Where They Fall Short
A new framework assessing Germany's eight largest food retailers finds strong sustainability strategies and communication but weak implementation across supply...
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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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