PFAS Detected in Alaska Fish Near Industrial Infrastructure
A new study in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment detects elevated PFAS levels in fish near Alaska's Dalton Highway, highlighting the...
Vietnamese Food Firms Advance Business, Social and Environmental Goals Together, Study Finds
A study of 233 Vietnamese food manufacturers finds that business, social and environmental innovation co-move positively, supporting an additive Triple...
Pacific State Determines One-Year ENSO Forecast Reliability
Researchers from the University of Melbourne and CSIRO have identified that the state of the Pacific Ocean at the start...
Tibetan Plateau uplift drove half of simulated rise in Pacific cyclone frequency
Climate model simulations indicate that the rise of the Tibetan Plateau accounted for nearly half of the increase in western...
Landslide Impact on Saturated Basin Sediments Can Trigger Its Own Long Runout
New field, laboratory, and modelling evidence from Tibet shows that a landslide's impact on saturated alluvial sediment can instantly raise...
First Hydrogeological Map Reveals Hidden Aquifers of Northern Afghanistan
Researchers have produced the first comprehensive hydrogeological maps and conceptual groundwater model for northern Takhar province, Afghanistan, delineating three aquifer...
Kilometer-Scale Climate Model Matches Station-Based Products for Simulating Chile’s Water Cycle
A 4-kilometer-resolution WRF-SAAG climate simulation performed comparably to Chile's best observation-based datasets in daily-scale hydrological modeling, though observation-based products still...
Sediment cores off Baja California trace when fossil fuel carbon reached the California Current
A 160-year sediment record from San Lazaro Basin shows that fossil fuel carbon began measurably invading the surface waters of...
New furthest-first algorithm sharpens the ocean’s carbon record in GLODAPv3
A new furthest-first inversion algorithm replaces weighted least squares in the GLODAPv3 ocean biogeochemical data product, eliminating spurious regional biases...
WTO Fisheries Fund Faces Design Gaps That Could Undermine Ocean Sustainability Goals
A new Frontiers in Marine Science study argues the WTO's voluntary Fisheries Funding Mechanism, created under the 2022 Agreement on...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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