Tiny Ocean Algae Face a Carbon Crisis as Seawater Acidifies
New Flinders University research shows that ocean acidification can alter trace metal uptake, growth and carbon export in marine diatoms,...
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New Flinders University research shows that ocean acidification can alter trace metal uptake, growth and carbon export in marine diatoms,...
A giant 21.9-million-year-old volcanic deposit in northern Chile has preserved the shape of a buried Andean landscape, revealing that the...
When an earthquake strikes a city, the question that keeps engineers and emergency planners awake at night is not whether...
The summer rains that fall on the Western Himalaya—rains that feed glaciers, rivers, and hundreds of millions of people downstream—appear...
The ocean has quietly absorbed billions of tons of humanity's carbon emissions over the past two centuries, but scientists and...
In the mountains of Shaanxi Province, China, a catastrophic rockslide that killed 65 people in 2015 has now yielded the...
China's forests may look like vast, unbroken seas of green from above, but a new study reveals that the edges...
For decades, marine ecologists have operated on a broadly shared assumption: as you descend into the sea, species richness thins...
In a development that blends kitchen-chemistry simplicity with cutting-edge computation, researchers have crafted a photocatalyst from rosemary extract and titanium...
New research in the Adriatic Sea shows that aerobic anoxygenic phototrophic bacteria express their light-harvesting genes in highly lineage-specific, seasonal...
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