From Courtrooms to Prevention: Rethinking the Human Right to Water
Researchers argue that realizing the human right to water requires a proactive, context-specific approach that anticipates harm before it occurs...
Frontiers of Biogeography Relaunches with Pensoft Publishers
The International Biogeography Society's journal moves to Pensoft's ARPHA platform with continuous publication, Web of Science inclusion and integrated biodiversity...
Electrochemical Water Separation Study Calls for a New Way to Measure Ion Selectivity
A Nature Water study introduces a unified framework for comparing ion selectivity in electrodialysis and membrane capacitive deionization, revealing unique...
Kuwait’s coastal waters crossed a hidden ecological tipping point in 2013, and a giant causeway may be part of the story
A 24-year analysis of Kuwait's coastal waters reveals an abrupt 2013 surge in phytoplankton biomass that coincided with construction of...
Entropy-Weighted Framework Ranks Concrete Blocks Over Bricks on Energy
A new entropy-weighted multicriteria framework ranks conventional hollow concrete block masonry first among four wall systems, with embodied energy dominating...
Rethinking the Default: Fine-Tuning a Land Surface Model for Snow and Flood Prediction in the Missouri River Basin
A NASA-led study of the Missouri River Basin shows that swapping individual physics schemes in the Noah-MP land surface model...
How Serbia’s lithium mine silenced the scientists who questioned it
A five-year study documents nine cases in which Serbian scientists who criticized the Jadar lithium mine faced death threats, smear...
Tourists and Construction Leave a Microplastic Fingerprint in Mexican Urban Wetland
A new study of Mexico's Laguna del Camarón reveals that tourism and construction drive seasonal microplastic hotspots in an urban...
Radar Satellites Map Cyclone Destruction in Bangladesh Through the Clouds
Researchers at the University of Dhaka used Sentinel-1 radar coherence change detection to map damage from five major cyclones in...
Lost Fossil Lizards from a German Paleocene Site Rewritten After Eight Decades
Rediscovered lizard fossils from the Paleocene site of Walbeck in Germany have been reclassified, revealing that lacertids, not amphisbaenians, dominated...
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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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