Nanoparticles in nature: how tiny pollutants travel, transform and threaten ecosystems
Nanoparticles are now everywhere in modern life, from sunscreens and medicines to farm fertilisers and water filters, and a major...
Violet Maxwell is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Natural Hazards coverage.
Nanoparticles are now everywhere in modern life, from sunscreens and medicines to farm fertilisers and water filters, and a major...
Fish ear stones preserved in deep-sea sediments reveal that ice cod and polar cod thrived near the North Pole during...
A new spatial analysis of 371 protected heritage sites in Henan Province reveals where dense river networks and thriving cultural...
Europe's seas are now formally covered by maritime spatial plans. Under Directive 2014/89/EU, nearly every member state has drawn up...
A survey of 400 households in Erbil, Kurdistan Region of Iraq, finds that flood experience, higher education, and climate change...
A new hybrid framework combining LLM-assisted accident coding, Monte Carlo simulation, and decision tree analysis shows that human and organizational...
Deep beneath the rolling hills of northern Switzerland, engineers are planning one of the most ambitious construction projects in human...
High in the Himalayas of northern India, black shales that accumulated on the floor of a vanished ocean are yielding...
A study of the Longmaxi Formation in southern China shows that organic matter graphitization above an equivalent vitrinite reflectance of...
A sweeping analysis of 554 studies reveals why plants fail to establish on saline, alkaline, and sodic land — and...
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