Recycling Human Waste Could Redefine Global Fertilizer Justice
A new Perspective argues that recovering nutrients from human and livestock waste could address both global fertilizer inequality and nutrient...
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A new Perspective argues that recovering nutrients from human and livestock waste could address both global fertilizer inequality and nutrient...
A new Climate Dynamics study finds that the Indian Ocean Dipole's influence on Indian summer monsoon rainfall is robust over...
A systematic experimental study identifies bed material and ambient climate as the dominant factors controlling water yield in a solar...
The Geological Society of America has opened media registration for its GSA Connects 2026 annual meeting, running 11–14 October at...
A new World View argues that the complex relationship between rock weathering and the carbon cycle demands broader research and...
A new analysis of monthly US data from 1978 to 2025 finds that consumer sentiment, consumer confidence, and the purchasing...
A self-training LightGBM framework developed at Jilin University recognizes mineralization-related geochemical anomalies in Inner Mongolia using sparse labeled and vast...
New research indicates that the Atlantic–European winter jet stream has strengthened on average while its most extreme episodes have become...
Three-dimensional simulations show that Egypt's offshore Hammam Faraun member could store about 7.9 million tonnes of CO2 over 25 years...
A newly named Jurassic belemnite from Wyoming is the thickest ever recorded and belonged to a family thought to have...
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