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A 15-year study of Chinese listed firms shows that coordinated digital and green development is linked to higher labor productivity,...
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A 15-year study of Chinese listed firms shows that coordinated digital and green development is linked to higher labor productivity,...
Researchers in India found that medium-molecular-weight chitosan blended with bovine gelatin and maltodextrin produced sardine fish oil microcapsules with the...
Researchers at Shengli Geophysical Research Institute of Sinopec have developed a faster 3D ray-tracing method for transversely isotropic media that...
A comprehensive survey of 71 fog-fed coastal lomas across Peru and Chile reveals that aridity, topography, and geography—not latitude—shape seed...
New research shows that the Tertiary Piemonte Basin of northwest Italy acted as a single sedimentary archive for both the...
Deep in the Bay of Bengal, at water depths of nearly three kilometers, an international research team has discovered the...
Snowmelt from the world's mountains supplies water to billions of people, yet scientists still struggle to answer a deceptively simple...
A 64-year study of the Yellow River Basin reveals that precipitation extremes are intensifying, concentrating, and reorganizing in three fundamentally...
A new study in Discover Geoscience shows that Catastrophe Theory, combined with subsurface geophysical data, outperforms the conventional expert-driven AHP...
A sweeping review synthesizes three decades of research on endocrine-disrupting compounds, PFAS, microplastics, and antibiotics in the ocean, mapping their...
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