El Niño Reshapes the Energy of Ocean Eddies in the Western Pacific, New Study Shows
A new Climate Dynamics study shows that El Niño and La Niña reorganize the spatial distribution and energy pathways of...
Electrical Resistivity Tomography Reveals Hidden Structure of Urban Soils Near Paris
A geophysical imaging study near Paris shows that electrical resistivity tomography can objectively classify urban soil units and guide stratified...
Scientists Grow Agate-Like Stripes by Switching Voltage On and Off
Researchers in Tokyo have reproduced agate and onyx banding in the laboratory by cyclically switching voltages across metal electrodes embedded...
When a Measure Becomes a Target: China’s Environmental Tax Spurs Low-Quality Green Patents, Not Breakthroughs
A new study of China's 2018 environmental tax reform finds that heavily polluting firms boosted visible green patenting and R&D...
Underground Voids and Staged Excavation Reshape Damage Patterns in a Giant Open-Pit Mine Slope
A three-dimensional damage-mechanics simulation of China's Nanfen open-pit mine links historical underground voids and staged excavation to progressive slope deformation...
Microplastics in Bangladesh’s Karnaphuli River: What a Critical Review Really Found
A PRISMA-guided review of fifteen studies finds microplastics throughout the Karnaphuli River system, but warns that source attribution and human...
Two African Mountains, Two Hidden Water Worlds: How Rock Architecture Shapes Groundwater Flow
A new comparative study of the Ethiopian Highlands and South Africa's Drakensberg–uThukela region shows that the landscape itself can reveal...
Satellite Fire Maps Hide a Split Personality: New Study Decodes What Sentinel-2 Indices Really See After Wildfire
A field study in a fire-scarred Turkish Pinus brutia forest shows that the Sentinel-2 indices dNBR, RdNBR, and NDVI each...
How Grinding Grains Inside Faults Set the Stage for Earthquakes
New simulations show that grain fragmentation builds fault zone architecture and drives the weakening that enables earthquakes to nucleate.
Sediment Overload Stunts Papyrus Growth in Lake Tana’s Buffer Wetlands
A controlled experiment on Lake Tana shows that heavy sediment deposition significantly stunts papyrus growth, reduces shoot recruitment, and slashes...
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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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