Iraq’s Bahr Al-Najaf wetland loses nearly half its water as urban sprawl surges 192 percent
The distinction between deep water and shallow water classes in the Bahr Al-Najaf classification scheme reflects a challenge familiar to...
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The distinction between deep water and shallow water classes in the Bahr Al-Najaf classification scheme reflects a challenge familiar to...
A free interactive web application distills a 20-member ensemble of global hydrological models into maps and percentile charts that reveal...
They are everywhere in the modern city: riders in branded jackets with boxy backpacks, gliding between cars, crowding sidewalks, waiting...
New dating of the Altyn Tagh Fault shows that a weakness zone formed over 115 million years ago allowed stresses...
A new study of 336 Chinese cities finds only 88 have entered a stable post-peak energy phase, revealing that historical...
Every stream and river on Earth breathes. Oxygen dissolves into the water from the atmosphere, is generated by photosynthetic algae...
Isotopic analysis shows that fresh groundwater in Vietnam's heavily pumped Mekong Delta aquifer fell as rain 12,000 to 32,000 years...
A seven-month study of an Indian university's wastewater treatment system found microplastics in every sludge sample, with concentrations rising in...
One of Europe's oldest geoscience journals is starting a new chapter in its publishing history. The Swiss Journal of Geosciences,...
A 35-year satellite analysis of Wudil, Nigeria, links a 1.8 °C temperature rise, a 15 percent rainfall decline, and a...
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