Single Red Sea storm briefly lowered reef biophony, recordings show
Hydrophones at a Northern Red Sea reef recorded lower fish- and shrimp-associated sound around one severe storm in 2022, followed...
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Hydrophones at a Northern Red Sea reef recorded lower fish- and shrimp-associated sound around one severe storm in 2022, followed...
A modeling study of low-rise unreinforced masonry building clusters found that seismic interaction can protect weaker units, make stronger neighbors...
A narrative review of 13 studies identifies context-specific acoustic strategies for Nigerian public buildings while documenting major gaps in evidence...
A study of 203 South Korean lactating mothers found that BPA substitutes BPF and BPS appeared in breast milk nearly...
A Bayesian data-driven method combining multiple physical constraints improved prediction, uncertainty, and mass balance in synthetic and laboratory groundwater contamination...
Seven professionals identified noise, unstable lighting, crowded transitions and limited calm space as major barriers, proposing a preliminary three-tier retrofit...
A review combining ecological data and policy documents finds that rising fragmentation in China’s Gan River Basin is poorly matched...
A neural-network analysis of 15,240 Canadian lakes estimated rising phosphorus concentrations in Arctic tundra watersheds and declining concentrations in four...
A six-year reanalysis study shows that Reykjavik’s ozone measurements track regional patterns across much of the northeastern North Atlantic, with...
A 24-year Washington coastal study found that declining pH accompanied reduced dissolved silicon and a 92% drop in surface-water chlorophyll...
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