Two River Mosses New to Liguria Reveal Hidden Links Between Water Quality and Geology
Two aquatic moss species, including the exceptionally rare Cinclidotus danubicus, have been recorded for the first time in Liguria, revealing...
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Two aquatic moss species, including the exceptionally rare Cinclidotus danubicus, have been recorded for the first time in Liguria, revealing...
A sweeping review of 1,967 studies shows mountain flash floods are state-dependent events that demand coordinated portfolios of warning, planning,...
A new policy analysis of 314 flood-related strategies in Samarinda reveals that the Indonesian city's flood governance is strong on...
A new ensemble study projects that wave heights will rise in the eastern North Sea and much of the Baltic...
Kazakhstani hydrogeologists have developed and field-verified a multi-scale framework for managed aquifer recharge in the semi-arid Byzhy River Basin, confirming...
A new geospatial study maps coastal vulnerability in unprotected communities of Barguna, Bangladesh, revealing that hazard intensity and fragile terrain...
A two-year study of 184 water samples from an eastern Chinese river basin identified sulfachloropyridazine as a dominant antibiotic pollutant...
A survey of 450 Scheduled Tribe households in West Bengal shows migration is linked to more diversified and higher-earning livelihood...
Deep inside abandoned coal mines, a slow-motion chemical reaction never stops. Leftover pyrite, exposed to water, oxygen and microorganisms, keeps...
New research shows that two marine phytoplankton species produce dramatically different volatile organic compounds depending on light-driven growth rate, reflecting...
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