Ocean Warming Hits Northern Fish Harder, Study Predicts a Divided Future
New species distribution modeling of 172 anti-tropical marine fishes predicts significantly greater range contractions in the Northern Hemisphere, mirroring the...
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New species distribution modeling of 172 anti-tropical marine fishes predicts significantly greater range contractions in the Northern Hemisphere, mirroring the...
On the loess plateaus of northwestern China, landslides do not always behave the way people expect soil to behave. When...
A nationwide monthly analysis reveals that seasonal expansion and contraction of Australia's river network, including emissions from dry riverbeds, governs...
A new review in Environmental Earth Sciences synthesizes how CO2 injection alters the wettability of shale formations, revealing the multi-scale...
A network of barometer-equipped drifting buoys deployed in the data-sparse Mediterranean Sea measurably improved forecasts of Storm Harry in January...
Laboratory wave-tank experiments show that floating pumice normally drifts with the waves but can reverse direction and travel backward once...
A physical and numerical simulation study shows how fast a coal seam burns determines when fractures break through to the...
A Bayesian extreme-value study of 74 years of Indian Meteorological Department data reveals that hot-day, warm-night and cold-night extremes across...
A Nature Water commentary by Salvatore Grimaldi argues that water science must be judged by its capacity to deliver real-world...
A new study of the Lamdeng landfill in Manipur, Northeast India, finds that leachate infiltration has rendered nearby surface water...
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