Distant Water Fishing Fleets in Southeast Asia Are Shifting the Balance of Ocean Power
A new study in npj Ocean Sustainability analyzes how distant water fishing fleets from Southeast Asian countries operate, expand, and...
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A new study in npj Ocean Sustainability analyzes how distant water fishing fleets from Southeast Asian countries operate, expand, and...
A multi-method seismological study identifies locked, low b-value fault segments along the western Ordos margin as potential sources of future...
New field measurements and modeling show that anaerobic digesters installed to capture methane from swine manure significantly increase ammonia emissions...
A new probabilistic seismic hazard study maps the vertical component of earthquake ground motion across El Salvador for the first...
Researchers at the University of Isfahan compared three water balance formulations against downscaled GRACE satellite gravity data and found that...
Six decades of hydrographic records show that warming, shifting stratification, and falling pH in the Bay of Bengal may be...
A pilot-scale system combining wet scrubbing, catalytic ozonation, and powdered activated carbon removed 85 percent of difficult automotive coating VOCs...
Leading researchers argue that a stabilized definition of the Anthropocene epoch, beginning in 1952, is essential for rigorous science and...
A gamma-spectrometric study of a tropical Nigerian river estuary finds sediment radionuclide levels well within international safety limits.
A new conceptual framework warns that AI adoption pursued for efficiency may erode worker autonomy, competence, and connection, threatening human...
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