Ancient Faults Reveal How the Southern Alps Rose in Slow Motion
New thermochronological data from the Trento platform show that exhumation in the Eastern Southern Alps began around 25 million years...
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New thermochronological data from the Trento platform show that exhumation in the Eastern Southern Alps began around 25 million years...
A systematic review of 65 studies reveals that the HFACS framework has evolved from a simple accident classification tool into...
A new framework from Qatar University researchers proposes urban digital twins that carry cultural significance as computable, contestable data, coupling...
A systematic review of 38 Permian-Triassic Boundary sections shows the deadliest mass extinction in Earth's history was driven by loosely...
A new study in Marsabit County, Kenya, finds that pastoralists' participation in rangeland restoration is driven more by confidence in...
A synthesis of 1,329 radiocarbon-dated charcoal and burned archaeological materials shows that fire entered Amazonia only with humans, spread from...
An international team led in part by KAIST's Buhm Soon Park proposes defining the Anthropocene with 1952 as its starting...
A newly documented graptolite fauna from the Guluoping section in Hubei Province, China, confirms the presence of the uppermost Aeronian...
High-resolution satellite imagery reveals that tree cover on farmland in four districts of eastern Afghanistan expanded by about 36 percent...
Field monitoring in Inner Mongolia's coal mining region reveals that land subsidence shifts freeze-thaw timing and reorganizes the nonlinear coupling...
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