Researchers mapped rare earth elements and natural radionuclides in TuyenLam Lake sediments, finding land-use-driven enrichment and localized radiological hotspots.

New experiments reveal that trace kaolinite clay, not quartz or organic matter, controls the removal of radium-226 from sandy freshwater...

Ground-based synthetic aperture radar has become one of the most informative instruments available for monitoring the surface kinematics of unstable...

The distinction between combined and separated sewer systems is central to understanding why Philadelphia faces this challenge. In a separated...

A new framing analysis of forty articles from three Indonesian online outlets finds that they shared the question of whether...

A new study shows that how freshwater is divided between the West and North Rivers, not just its total volume,...

A new audit of the experimental orthopyroxene-melt trace element partitioning database reveals systematic biases from glass contamination, analytical volume differences,...

A new Perspective in Discover Sustainability argues that the shared greenery surrounding apartment blocks is a vast, overlooked layer of...

A five-year community program in Eleuthera engaged 482 Bahamians, certified 171 divers and built a local pipeline of coral restoration...

Researchers combined GIS and the Analytic Hierarchy Process to map earthquake risk in Turkey's Çemişgezek District, finding that danger concentrates...